Collective Bargaining Archives - Page 2 of 44

The Metal Trades Council is planning a community support rally at the Portland shipyard’s main gate at 9:30 a.m. April 9.

Flower and bulb harvest workers in Washington struck for three days—until management agreed to come to the bargaining table.

Metal trades unions will hold a second strike vote after 900 Portland and Seattle shipyard workers rejected a deal with Vigor Marine.

Machinists, electricians and operating engineers at the Mondelez-Nabisco bakery in Portland have new contract agreements.

Two years into the pandemic, nurses at Providence health facilities statewide are at a breaking point. Will Providence listen?

Fred Meyer and Safeway/Albertsons bargained separately this time. Safeway and Albertsons are owned by Boise-based Albertsons Companies.

After 16 months of negotiating, employees of the Mid-Columbia Center for Living will see pay increases totaling 13% over the next three years.

The Longview newsroom joined the NewsGuild last May. But bargaining with Lee Enterprises—which owns 77 newspapers—isn’t going well.

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The union and City have been negotiating the contract since early 2020, and have been in mediation since mid-2021.

NWSL players won a 60% raise in minimum salary in their first-ever union contract—five years after unionizing.