November 2023 - Page 2 of 4

A rummage sale will feature items used in local TV and movie productions, plus original art and crafts made by crews.

Statements issued or signed by over a dozen unions call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza and the release of hostages taken by Hamas.

An improperly contained cruise ship paint job resulted in paint particles floating almost a half-mile to the employee parking lot.

Helmets to Hardhats and other groups are ready to help when veterans make the shift to life after military service.

Recent campaigns at University of Oregon and Reed College show us that young people are hungry to make change.

A new Western States Regional Council of Carpenters spans 12 Western states and totals almost 90,000 union members.

The Aug. 11 workplace accident sent a metal bar through a City of Portland maintenance worker’s stomach.

One by one, the three auto companies settled record-setting contracts with United Auto Workers, ending a 46-day strike that began Sept. 15.

Leading up to a strike by SW Washington hospital techs, management offered bonus pay to get workers to scab against their own coworkers.

An all-union “hydrogen hub” proposal by Oregon, Washington and Montana just got a massive federal commitment.