Collective bargaining

Preventing a deal is a City proposal that paves the way to contracting out

Workers are seeking a fair and transparent pay scale

SEIU and AFSCME members will get modest cost-of-living raises

The transit agency is ordered to pay $136,000 and stop trying to collect back-premiums

After 22 days, Machinists and Painters vote to accept company offer

A fast-moving convoy of vans and SUVs nearly ran over one picketing union member

Workers have been falling behind economically while the company prospers

ATU Local 757 may join other union picnicking at Oaks Park on Labor Day.

The seven-member union coalition has requested the help of a state mediator.

No word from TriMet board as labor battle drags on

OUS wants union rights concessions, a shift in health costs and raises less than inflation

An outside law firm employing the former UO president heads up the administration’s bargaining team

Contract delivers raises and better benefits at Securitas, ABM, G4S, and AlliedBarton

Columbia Grain joins United Grain in locking out members of ILWU

Local 757 president adds former rival Heintzman to bargaining team in show of unity

The two sides await a judge’s ruling on whether negotiations will be open to the public.

New hires will get a 401(k), not the pension existing members get at highly profitable Boeing.

Local 757 wants negotiations to be open to the public, without restrictions.

ATU wants bargaining to be public. TriMet wants it limited to certain media. A judge will decide.

United Grain says it took the action after equipment sabotage by a union leader.