September 2021 - Page 2 of 3

Another ‘progressive’ business shows its true colors. “It was the anti-union campaign I would expect from a company like Walmart or Amazon.”

Increasingly, Kaiser’s union partnership appears to be unraveling, and for the second time in two years, it could be nearing a strike.

Courtney Newberg found her dream job in a tough, traditionally male construction craft.

The union that Vancouver’s daily newspaper journalists cheerfully announced in 2019 is no more.

Workers are fed up, and they are doing something about it: Strikes, shop floor actions, civil disobedience, and work stoppages.

Ballots are due by Tuesday, Sept. 21.

Unions are encouraging members to get vaccinated, but are also trying to protect the rights and jobs of workers who haven’t been vaccinated.

‘No contract, no snacks’ Nabisco strikers are saying—their livelihoods on the line in a nationwide struggle against corporate greed.

David Woods is the lead union negotiator trying to bargain a new contract at Nabisco. We spoke with him by phone Aug. 26.

After 21 months of supposed negotiations, The Columbian is asking the National Labor Relations Board to hold a new union election.