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June 30, 2026
WEBINAR INVITE: Immigration Update 2026
- Haitian and Syrian TPS Termination
RAM members are invited to join the Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants (ORI), in partnership with the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD), for the following virtual meeting:
- Immigration Update 2026 (Haitian and Syrian TPS Termination): Employer Know Your Rights Info-Session
The info-session will include a presentation by Susan Church, ORI’s Chief Operating Officer, and Matt Maiona, Managing Partner at Maiona Ward Immigration Law. The presentation will include a discussion of Haitian and Syrian TPS Termination, as well as related I-9 compliance.
The Info-Session will be offered on the following dates:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Energy Policy Call to Action
RAM Supports a Focus on
Affordability for Ratepayers
The residents and businesses of the Commonwealth need and deserve an affordable, stable, and reliable energy supply. As a member of the Mass Coalition for Sustainable Energy (MCSE), RAM continues to fight for that goal.
With the debate on energy affordability coming up in the MA Senate TOMORROW, now is the time to make sure your voice is heard.
The MCSE is a coalition of business, employer, and labor groups – and their members – working to ensure affordable and reliable energy policy in Massachusetts. Legislation under consideration in the Senate this week could allow for the end of the natural gas distribution system. Natural gas remains the largest and preferred source of heat for a vast majority of Massachusetts residents and businesses. Governor Healey has said the state needs more natural gas to help combat high energy prices. Yet, as written, the bill coming up in the Senate would make that critical energy source more expensive, less safe, and less reliable.
As we struggle with high energy prices, we need policies focused on affordability, not ones that propose to take energy sources off the table. Consumers and ratepayers need choices. If we start to eliminate choices now, it will only worsen the state's energy supply problems and drive prices up even further.
Click here to contact your state senator today and ask them to support an all-of-the-above approach toward energy sourcing and an immediate focus on lowering costs for families and small businesses.
(MCSE letter to the Senate 6/29/26)
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