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The International Longshore & Warehouse Union and West Coast ports say they’re focused on negotiating, rather than escalating action.

The two units, some of the last remaining nonunion, would bring 145 new members to Machinists District Lodge W24.

Union Democracy

Delegates to the American Association of University Professors’ biennial meeting voted to affiliate with the American Federation of Teachers.

An Apple retail store in Towson, Maryland, in June became the first Apple store in the country to unionize.

A start-up union formed by workers at New Seasons Market on Southeast Division Street in Portland is organizing at a second location.

Workers United has won union elections at all 11 Portland-area Starbucks stores where ballots have been counted.

A newly formed union has requested a union election among 304 medical professionals St. Charles Medical Group.

Over the last six months, an extraordinary union movement has had young workers defying long-held assumptions.

Panian, 60, retired July 1 after 38 years working at the Freightliner truck plant, the last five as a Machinists rep

If they don’t reach a deal soon, Oregon Nurses Association members could strike at three Providence hospitals July 11.