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Workforce Development
The Massachusetts AFL-CIO strives to promote a pro-worker approach to workforce development; one that assists all working people to access the training and employment resources they need to get a living wage job with benefits. To this end, we provide regular trainings for labor representatives serving on Workforce Investment Boards (WIB) and bring a labor presence to the Commonwealth's workforce development system. Related Links:
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