Worcester’s firefighters union is sounding the alarm about what they’re calling an internal emergency in their own department. The union on…
Worcester's firefighters union is sounding the alarm about what they're calling an internal emergency in their own department.
“It drew a clear line between the administration of the department and the rank and file,” said William Mosley, president of Worcester Firefighters IAFF Local 1009. “When you come to work nervous, afraid, looking over your shoulder, it can affect the type of work you put out,” Mosley said.“We’ve had high civilian turnover in the last 18 months,” Mosley said. “The head of administration out of the chief’s office, the mechanics, another person in the front office left.”
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