Monthly Archives: June, 2022

New top officer at Northwest Oregon Labor Council

Thomas Mosher succeeds Bob Tackett, who retired, as executive secretary-treasurer of the Northwest Oregon Labor Council.

ONA names new director

Oregon Nurses Association has hired Anne Tan Piazza as executive director following an eight-month nationwide search.

New president at Oregon AFSCME

The Oregon AFSCME Executive Board has named one of its members, Fred Yungbluth, Jr. as president until the union’s April 2023 convention.

Nurses at two more Providence hospitals hold strike votes

Nurses at Providence hospitals in Oregon City and Milwaukie are voting through June 2 on whether to authorize a strike.

AFSCME sends solidarity funds from Oregon to Amazon Union

A local AFSCME affiliate and its Oregon statewide council are contributing $10,000 to support the independent Amazon Labor Union.

America’s top wage and hour law enforcer

Jessica Looman, former head of the Minnesota building trades union council, now leads the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division.

Union drives launch separately at two New Seasons stores

Union campaigns have developed independently at two Portland-area New Seasons stores, where workers want better wages and working conditions.

Oregon primary election results

Oregon labor notched mostly wins in the 2022 primary election, particularly in the races that were the highest priority.

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

We can’t ask working people to pay more at the pump while billionaires are blasting off on private joy rides to outer space.

LCSA helps homeless union members get back into housing

Labor’s Community Service Agency, a nonprofit connected to United Way and local labor groups, is helping union members get back into housing.