Library reduces number of planned layoffs Sep 16, 2020 After weeks of organized public outcry and behind-the-scenes union lobbying, Multnomah County Library averted most layoffs announced in July.
Unions and contractors ready for Safe from Hate Sep 16, 2020 Portland-area construction unions, contractors and subcontractors will join an industry effort to make workplace culture more welcoming.
Gallup poll shows public approval of unions growing Sep 16, 2020 This year, 65% of respondents said they approve, tying with 2003 and 1999 as the highest levels in the last 53 years.
Three more years for Clay and Anderson Sep 16, 2020 UFCW Local 555 has seen fast growth and contract and legislative breakthroughs, but fights lie ahead.
Wildfire crisis response Sep 16, 2020 Oregon labor organizations have been working to connect members to resources.
New Beaverton arts center tops out Sep 15, 2020 The $51 million 43,000-square-foot complex will feature a 550-seat performance venue, an art gallery, meeting rooms, and a showcase plaza.
OR-OSHA: Workers are counting on you Sep 15, 2020 Our state government can help us by strengthening workplace protection for COVID-19. Join us: Call on the governor and OR-OSHA to do right.
Christ George Vokos, 1923-2020 Sep 15, 2020 Vokos was active in the Greek community and led Bakers Local 364 as secretary-treasurer from 1969 to 1985.
Jeffrey P. Washburn, 1957-2020 Sep 15, 2020 A 41-year member of the Plumbers and Fitters, he led the Cowlitz Wahkiakum Labor Council and the Longview/ Kelso Building Trades Council.
Emergency? Send a firefighter to the House Sep 15, 2020 Firefighter Dacia Grayber is a union true-believer with the work ethic of a super-volunteer and the courage to confront any adversity.
