Collective bargaining

Land and water protests are planned for the arrival of the first ship at a new grain terminal.

“Our members are just thankful to have jobs,” says union president Belinda Reagan.

A government agency emails the public to say its employee compensation is out-of-line.

The deal ends the highest-profile federal labor law case in decades.

Oregon is cutting hours and proposing health care cuts for $10.20 an hour home care workers.

PPS drivers win temporary labor peace, but struggles continue at other units of First Student.

First Transit and ATU Local 757 will meet again Nov. 21.

Overall, workers made concessions in the contract, despite Xerox’ profitability.

Members vote Oct. 25 whether to approve the contract.

The event was part of the AFL-CIO’s "America Wants to Work" national week of action.

Profitable printer maker wants to cut disability benefit even after workers agreed to freeze pension.

UNITE HERE is calling for a boycott of Hyatt hotels nationwide.

The County drops takeback demands, and agrees to flextime, worker-manager ratios and modest raises.

Nine days after voting to strike at Pacific Power, IBEW Local 125 members ratified a new contract.

Supporters will go to the union salon for a haircut, and show their union colors.

150 workers at a Wilsonville Xerox plant have been working without a contract since July.

If no agreement is reached, workers expect to strike or be locked out the day after Labor Day.

Twenty-two workers at Free Geek, a local computer recycler, ratified their first union contract July 19.

Union bargainers agree — for the first time — to give up fully-paid health coverage.

At a paper mill in Wauna, Oregon, USW ratified Georgia-Pacific’s final contract proposal.