Sandulli Grace, PC founder Joe Sandulli has been awarded the 2008 Cushing-Gavin Award for Union Attorneys, the highest honor bestowed upon members of the New England labor management community. He will receive the award at the Labor Guild’s 42nd Annual Awards dinner on November 20 at the Sheraton Boston.
Since 1946, the Labor Guild has advanced the interests of Massachusetts workers and strengthened bonds between representatives of labor and management. In 1952, the Guild started offering classes to workers through its School of Industrial Relations. In 1967, the Guild established the Cushing Awards Dinner to honor achievement in the field of labor management. The Dinner has grown to be the largest annual event in the Boston labor management community and provides financial support to its School.
Joe has actively supported the Labor Guild since he began his career in the Boston labor community more than 35 years ago. He has served as a Faculty member of the Labor Guild’s School for many years, teaching courses ranging from “Law and Labor Relations” to “Labor Strategies,” his current course offering. His selection as a Cushing-Gavin Awardee highlights not only his standing in the community, but also his commitment to labor education and to the Labor Guild.
Upon learning of his selection, Joe was, as usual, quick to credit the whole team at Sandulli Grace. “While it’s a great personal honor to be selected for this award, what it shows is the standing that Sandulli Grace has in the labor management community,” Sandulli stated. “The legacy of quality representation that Sandulli Grace provides to labor unions and their members is the proudest achievement of my legal career.”
Thanks Joe, but why don’t you take a while to let us all be proud of you for a change.
