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617-593-7669 7 Laborers' Way Hopkinton, MA LIUNA

MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS: Our meetings are held @ 12pm the first Wednesday of every month via conference call at (866) 906-7447 Passcode: 9295286

We Are A Half-Million Strong

The Local 272 represents a variety of public sector workers throughout the commonwealth. We are proud to be affiliates of the Laborers’ International Union Of North America. A half-million strong, we are united through collective bargaining agreements which help us earn family-supporting pay, good benefits and the opportunity for advancement and better lives.

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Areas We Serve

The Local 272 represents a variety of public sector workers throughout the commonwealth.. Click below to see a list of Cities & Towns served by the 272.

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Membership Meetings

Monthly Union meetings are held via conference call @ 12pm the first Wednesday of every month until further notice.

Zoom Meeting Link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89207464922?pwd=cnRFL0Fuek00UlViZEp6QlduM3Rpdz09

Meeting ID: 892 0746 4922
Passcode: 431262

(only active & retired Local 272 Members are welcome to attend)

First Wednesday of the Month @ 12pm

Weingarten Rights

Weingarten rights guarantee an employee the right to Union representation during an investigatory interview. An investigatory interview is one in which a Supervisor questions an employee to obtain information which could be used as a basis for discipline or asks an employee to defend his/her conduct.

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We Are Proud of Our Members

Local Union 272 – Serving MA

Isabella Gulley, daughter of Liuna Local 272 member Kimberly Gulley of the Framingham Housing Authority, was recently awarded the Arthur E. Coia Scholarship. Isabella was accepted to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Congratulations Isabella!

Our History Is Our Commitment

LiUNA has fought for workers for over a hundred years

From 1903...

Hundreds of Laborers Local Unions existed across North America at the turn of the century but they were not organized for effective power. But in 1903, Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, sent out a convention call to independent local Laborers’ Unions, urging them to join together and establish an international union of construction laborers.

...to today

In the 21st century LIUNA has led the way for trade unions in its commitment to growth and member activism. We have made a historic commitment to help more workers join the union with the passage of resolutions that raise more than $100 million a year for organizing — more than any construction union and more than virtually any union in North America.

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