October 2017 - nwLaborPress

After months of hibernation, a plan to increase opportunities for women and minorities in construction will go to Portland City Council Nov. 8.

That story about the union that wants to raise prices and rid the airport of small businesses? Fake news.

No politicians this time, but an emphasis on racial equity and inclusion.

Over 750 support workers could walk out as soon as Nov. 8.

A week-long strike shuts county clinics and dumps in a dispute over pay and health care.

The GOP tax plan would give the top tenth of a percent an average tax cut of over $1 million a year.

The former Crown-Zellerbach mill once employed 1,600 people.

And the City of Portland HR director announced her resignation.

The 6th annual Poker Tournament raised $10,000.

AT&T Mobility employee Celeste Jones defeated incumbent Jeanette Turner.