March 6, 2026 - NW Labor Press

A 6–3 ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States says Donald Trump lacked authority to impose sweeping tariffs under a 1977 law.

Sunstone Way, a Portland homeless nonprofit, is accused of misspending hundreds of thousands. Workers there say Sunstone execs need to go.

How far will Tegna go to avoid accepting workers’ choice to unionize?

The annual numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are up just a bit from the historic low of 9.9% the year before.

The company notified New Seasons Labor Union Feb. 17 that it’s eliminating the jobs of 72 workers at union stores.

Screen Actors Guild president Sean Astin praised labor solidarity after the 2023 strike and name-checked fellow film and TV unions.

After a decade hiatus, retirees flock back to the hall to revive the club and contribute ideas for trips, service, and fellowship.

After six years in the permitting process, a proposed $2.5 billion renewable fuel production facility have one final hurdle to jump.

Caucus for Powerful Reform swept into leadership at Oregon Nurses Association, pledging a more democratic, member-led union.

Emmanuel Guzman won election as full-time business manager of Elevator Constructors Local 23, filling the unexpired term of Robert Larzalere.