Collective bargaining

The union represents 240 workers, from groundskeepers and public safety officers to academic advisors and accountants.

Teamsters members rejected two previous proposals and authorized a strike before the company gave them an offer they could live with.

Around 240 workers at the beverage distributor struck Sept. 19 after the company proposed replacing their pension with a 401(k).

More than three years after a bitter 40-day strike, Mondelez-Nabisco seems to have decided it wants labor peace.

Oregon school teachers ready to walk out? It can take a month to schedule a mediator.

The new deal, approved by 95%, puts the 7,000 workers ahead of inflation and returns Alaska to its former status as top-paid in the industry.

Providence dug in, but in the end made concessions on wages and staffing levels to end the biggest healthcare strike in Oregon history.

About 93% supported ratifying the contract, which provides annual inflation-based raises plus overall increases totaling 3% over three years.

The workers are represented by OPEIU Local 11 and help Clark County residents access emergency shelters and permanent housing.

The District Council of Trade Unions ratified a new contract with the City of Portland by a relatively slim margin, with just 57% in support.

Providence spends $25 million per week on strikebreakers as nurses fight for fair wages, safe staffing levels.

Proposed contract ensures raises of at least 7.5% plus cost-of-living increases for over 200 city workers, averting a planned strike.

The sticking point was that USPS sought to keep some workers from receiving wage increases and protections.

ER doctors' new contract wins wages that keep pace with inflation and limits duties outside of the ER that threaten patient safety.

Local 189 represents almost 1,100 workers, and they had been preparing to strike since declaring impasse in late December.

More than 200 City of Portland workers are set to strike Feb. 6 — five unions that bargain as the District Council of Trade Unions (DCTU).

The nonprofit hospital chain may be spending around $25 million a week to pay 2,000 traveling scab nurses.

The largest healthcare strike in Oregon history started Jan. 10. Once again, Providence staffs up with strikebreakers.

Nine unions represent around 800 workers at Vigor’s Portland and Seattle shipyards through the AFL-CIO Metal Trades Department.

SEIU Local 503 represents roughly 4,200 workers at 59 Oregon nursing homes owned by six companies — half of the nursing home beds in Oregon.