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Somerville municipal employees continue fight for fair wages - The Tufts Daily
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Somerville municipal employees continue fight for fair wages - The Tufts Daily
Established in 1963, the Somerville Municipal Employees Association has since grown to represent more than 260 municipal workers, with bargaining units that cover everything from the Department of Public Works to the library department to school nurses. For more than 20 months, however, these vital city workers, prohibited by Massachusetts law from going on strike, have been working without a contract.
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