Rhode Island AG Seeks Strategic Plan from Centurion Amidst Worker Unionization
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha is demanding a new strategic plan from Centurion in response to hundreds of workers unionizing in the Providence-New Bedford region.
Providence New Bedford, RI, November 5, 2026 —
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha has formally requested a new strategic plan from Centurion. This demand comes in the wake of widespread unionization efforts by hundreds of workers in the Providence-New Bedford region.
The Attorney General’s office stated that the request for a strategic plan is a direct response to the significant number of workers organizing within the company’s operational areas. The specifics of Centurion’s current strategic plan were not immediately available, nor were the details of the unionization drive beyond the approximate number of workers involved.
Centurion has been notified of the Attorney General’s concerns and the expectation for a revised strategy. The nature of the company’s business and the specific industry sector were not detailed in the information provided. Similarly, the timeline for Centurion to submit this new strategic plan was not specified.
The Providence-New Bedford region encompasses a geographical area that includes both the capital city of Rhode Island and a significant city in Massachusetts. The unionization efforts indicate a substantial shift in labor relations within this specific segment of Centurion’s workforce.
Further details regarding the specific unions involved, the timeline of the organizing efforts, and any direct communication between Centurion and the unionizing workers were not provided. The Attorney General’s office has indicated a need for Centurion to outline its forward-looking approach in light of these labor developments.
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