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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2024 · 53 MIN

Chelsea LIUNA L596 Tradeswoman MLR 1 7 2024

from My Labor Radio's Podcast

This episode we talk with Chelsea @thatunionlaborer a LIUNA member from Local 596 in Massachusetts.  We talk about her origins in the Trades. Her journey over the last decade and the opportunities for women in the Trades. Some of the links we include here are from our conversation so you can learn more for yourself or someone in your family. If you reside in Massachusetts here is a link for you to the BuildALifeMA.org we talk about in the show. Also the link for the NABTU Trades Women Build Nations - this will give you insight to the level of Tradeswomen currently working in construction and the need for more apprentices. In North East Indiana you can find out more about the Building Trades by visiting NEIBT You can also visit the Department of Labor (DOL.gov) website as they too have a link for Apprenticeship Information.  Thanks to the CWA & UAW Local 2209 for their support of My Labor Radio.  International Automotive Workers Coordination This is a link to learn about the struggles of Autoworkers around the globe.  Thanks for listening - As always find us on Twitter @mgevaart or on Facebook at MyLaborRadio on Instagram we are @My_Labor_Radio on Tiktok we are @MyLaborRadio 

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