November 2014 - nwLaborPress

Big chain employers will pay a price if they want to change schedules at the last minute

Members fund sick leave campaigns and a third party strategy that doesn’t give up on rural areas

Oregon has moved left since the ‘90s, partly because progressives have learned to fight together

NOLC won four of five races that it was involved in

Otherwise, it was a tough night for labor unions in Southwest Washington

Nine ideas to make Oregon more worker-friendly

Call for a moratorium on USPS’s plan to close 82 mail sorting centers — three of them in Oregon

No statewide or Congressional race was even close

Oregon may have legalized, but many employers won’t change their policies

About 160 workers will get raises under the new minimum