April 2016 - nwLaborPress

One year into a strike, Oregon House speaker Tina Kotek headlines the Workers Rights Board panel

The silica rule covering 2 million construction workers is the most significant OSHA move in decades.

The disease can strike anyone exposed, even someone who teaches good safety practices to others.

The candidate for Multnomah County Commission is looking to succeed Diane McKeel.

Public sector union leader Michael Seville is currently at IFPTE Local 21 in San Francisco.

To see the result of a corporate agenda run amok, just look to Ireland.

Job-related deaths are on the rise in Oregon and throughout the United States.

Melanoma survivor Robin Zimmerman lost his wife in 2008 after a four year battle with the disease.

Most of the hazards that led to severe injuries could easily have been prevented.

Several leaders in the Oregon House and Senate say they’ll consider a lower training or youth wage.