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Labor, Workforce, and Economic Development

We focus on issues affecting jobs in every industry.

We aim to diversify the City's workforce and ensure equity. Our committee also works to find ways to encourage economic empowerment, fair working conditions and workforce development.

We’re interested in:

  • public and private collective bargaining units
  • wages and hours
  • standards and statistics
  • job creation and retention
  • occupational health and safety, and
  • the development of employment opportunities and training

    programs.

We work to support the efforts of the Boston Employment Commission.

  • Still have questions? Contact:
    City Council
  • Have questions for our committee?

    Please email us at ccc.labor@boston.gov.

    Need to Know

    The City Council is made up of 15 standing committees. We also create special committees to address certain needs in Boston.

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