February 2023 - nwLaborPress

The wastewater treatment plant picket drew a police presence after unsubstantiated allegations by Portland mayor Ted Wheeler of picket line violence.

In a Feb. 3 report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the United State gained 517,000 jobs in January.

Hockey came calling, and now a Biden administration cabinet seat is going vacant.

Gotcha: He didn’t pay for food that was otherwise headed to the garbage.

Three Oregon union members were guests at Joe Biden’s 2023 State of the Union address, which featured heckling and off-script engagement.

The tax will be levied on companies with revenues of over $750 million, and it’s expected to generate $150 billion per year in revenue.

Instructors at Cement Masons Local 555 training center are looking for a trailer. Their trailer.

Unlike the Oscars, the SAG Awards are just for actors, and they honor not just individual performances but whole casts.

Rep. Suzanne Bonamici and former Rep. Kurt Schrader requested the funding through the federal government spending bill Congress approved in December.

New Seasons Labor Union says the company should bargain over recent policy changes at stores that have unionized.