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Unions push Baker to back plan for firefighters to vaccinate educators, school workers By John Hilliard Globe Staff,Updated March 7, 2021, 7:37 p.m. Email to a Friend Freshman students in class at Brockton High School.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Unions representing teachers and firefighters expect to meet Wednesday with the state’s Health and Human Services secretary on their proposal to have firefighters administer vaccine doses to thousands of school workers — a program they say would...

EAST NORRITON —  “It’s only been a year but it feels like 20 years,” noted Einstein Medical Center Montgomery COO Beth Duffy when reflecting on the coronavirus timeline at the East Norriton facility. “We remember back in January of 2020 we first started hearing about this ‘epidemic’ when the first death was reported by the Chinese government on Jan. 11. Then it started to ramp up when the World Health Organization declared a global emergency on Jan. 30, ...

BOSTON (AP) — Unions representing teachers and firefighters in Massachusetts have...

3 weeks ago Cadalys’ All Aboard app is part of a suite of purpose-built solutions designed to help customers reopen workplaces and empower employees to adapt to a work-from-anywhere world. SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#AppExchange–Cadalys, Inc. today announced it has launched All Aboard for Work.com on Salesforce AppExchange, empowering customers to onboard, reboard, transfer and offboard employees from anywhere on a unified platform. Cadalys has a long ...

PFL Promotes Nick Runyon to President Seasoned marketing executive will oversee marketing, sales, product and professional services News provided by Share this article PFL, the pioneer and leader in tactile marketing automation, today announces the promotion of Nick Runyon to President. Runyon will lead the marketing technology business, including marketing, sales, product, and professional services. Since taking over as CMO in November 2019, PFLs marketing team has surpassed its marketing go...

The Baker-Polito Administration announced Wednesday that K-12 educators, child care workers and K-12 school staff will be eligible to schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments starting March 11th. This group of workers will join the current eligible groups, which includes 65+ individuals and those with 2 or more certain medical conditions.   The Administration has also released details on available appointments for the upcoming week.  Teacher Vaccines  Beginning March 11th, all K-...

Now the school just needs the vaccine — nearly 2,000 doses. “That’s what we’re waiting for,” school Superintendent Roger Forget said Wednesday afternoon. The plan is to dispense 1,997 first shots in a single day — possibly March 19 — to pre-K through grade 12 staff in the Bourne, Sandwich, Falmouth, Mashpee and Upper Cape Tech school districts, he said. “It’s not just teachers. It’s everyone. It’s the bus drivers. It’s the custodians,” said Forget, who worked with stat...

Massachusetts teachers will be eligible to register for a coronavirus vaccine starting next week, Gov. Charlie Baker said Wednesday. The governor’s announcement came a day after President Joe Biden urged states to prioritize vaccinations for teachers, and the same day retail pharmacy locations that had been offering vaccinations announced that they would start accepting signups from teachers. Baker said the...

Most of the appointments posted Thursday will be reserved for patients who need a second dose.

Teachers, child care workers, school staff eligible for vaccine appointments March 11