The Coordinators and Specialists will be responsible for organizing and developing conferences, seminars, and training programs for unions and workers. Ability to work in a collective environment, as well as independently, is essential. Candidates must have at least a Bachelors degree and preferably an advanced degree in a discipline relevant to labor studies, labor education or labor relations. Good research and writing skills are important. Bilingual abilities, knowledge of the California work force, and knowledge of labor unions and labor organizations are also assets.
Salary is competitive, with excellent benefits.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is looking for someone to coordinate our Teens at Work Injury Surveillance and Prevention Project. Please share the attached job announcement with those who might be interested. I am happy to answer questions about the position. Maintain liaison with reporting hospitals and physicians. Participate in the Massachusetts Child Labor Team bringing together representatives from state and federal agencies to address issues of youth employment Plan and facilitate training and other intervention activities.