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Labor 2008: Massachusetts/New Hampshire 2008 Coordinated Campaign
The Massachusetts AFL-CIO is well underway in an extensive coordinating effort with the New Hampshire AFL-CIO for the 2008 Elections. There are roughly 10,000 union members who work in |