SRC seeks employer, industry and labor members to meet federal representation requirements
August 31, 2026 | 2026 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
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Steve Lemaster told subcommittee members that the SRC must include substantial representation from business, industry and labor under federal rules and that those seats are currently unfilled.
"The absence of any business industry and labor representatives within the state rehab council membership is a bit of a concern for myself," Lemaster said. He asked the subcommittee and its advisory networks to help identify potential members and offered to coordinate with the SRC membership committee and MassAbility’s business relations staff to recruit candidates.
"The absence of any business industry and labor representatives within the state rehab council membership is a bit of a concern for myself," Lemaster said. He asked the subcommittee and its advisory networks to help identify potential members and offered to coordinate with the SRC membership committee and MassAbility’s business relations staff to recruit candidates.
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