November 2015 - nwLaborPress

All candidates ran unopposed and will serve four-year terms.

The two year deal raises wages to $15 an hour.

Instafab also threatened to fire other employees for talking with strikers.

The veil is off the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and it’s not pretty.

Commissioners vote to oppose any future oil, coal, or natural gas terminals in Portland.

Is union-made the ultimate hard-to-find gift? Maybe, but we’ve come up with a few ideas.

Oregon Strong Voice is one example of labor evolving to fit the times.

Sheet Metal Workers and Oregon Tradeswomen Inc. recognize ‘Women in Apprenticeship Day’

Fair Shot will push a minimum wage and tougher laws on wage theft and racial profiling in 2016.

For workers, this year’s low-turnout Nov. 3 election was a mix of successes and setbacks.