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The North Shore Labor Council is a coalition of 50 local unions representing more than 18,000 members and their families on the North Shore. Delegates of each affiliated union, meet the fourth Wednesday of each month to discuss community issues and organize plans to support local struggles. The North Shore Labor Council is chartered by the National AFL-CIO and we are committed to upholding their principles.  The North Shore Labor Council serves the Cities and Towns of: Beverly, Lynnfield, Rockport, Boxford, Manchester, Salem, Danvers, Marblehead, Saugus, Essex, Middleton, Swampscott, Gloucester, Nahant, Topsfield, Hamilton, North Reading, Wakefield, Ipswich, Peabody, Wenham, Lynn, Reading.  Click on this link for the North Shore Labor Council:

http://nslaborcouncil.org/

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Mass. Labor News

Last updated 03/08/2010 - 7:03pm
VOTER, COMMUNITY GROUPS JOIN TO OPPOSE SALES TAX ROLLBACK - State House News Service.
03/08/2010 - 7:03pm

Advocates for voter participation and for low-income families are joining forces in an effort to defeat initiative petitions that would chop the state sales tax to 3 percent from 6.25 percent and repeal the new state sales tax on alcohol purchases.

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Belden to Shut Down Massachusetts Plant - Boston Globe
02/24/2010 - 2:06pm

St. Louis-based Belden will close a manufacturing plant in Leominster, Mass., by July 2010, leaving 170 people out of work.

Chief Hopes to Use Federal Funds to Hire - Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise
02/23/2010 - 4:09am

"Fire Department officials are preparing their most compelling argument for federal stimulus funding to hire several firefighters, Chief Kevin Roy said Thursday."

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