February 2016 - nwLaborPress

By October, 130 more workers at Portland rec centers will have union wages and benefits.

Schrader says it’s foolish for labor to target fast track Democrats.

The bill would raise wages by 2022 to $14.75, $13.50, and $12.50 in different parts of the state.

Caudle succeeds Stan Danielson, who retired after 30 years at the helm.

An attorney by training, Askin was the female business manager at Local 483.

The Friedrichs case looked like it was going to be a 5-4 vote.

Will Oregon legislators get tough on wage theft? Not this year. Not really.

Ads seek temporary workers at $28 an hour “for a possible labor dispute.”

Collective Bargaining

The company bargained with the Machinists for 17 months without getting to basics.

In three weeks, union support went from 61 percent to 23 percent. Here’s what happened.