May 16, 2025 - NW Labor Press

University of Oregon student workers secured wage increases, paid sick time, and grievance arbitration in a tentative agreement.

Labor-related programs like JobCorps, a "failed experiment" according to the Trump budget, are slated for elimination.

Reading the legal complaint and the sworn depositions, the Springfield bakery sounds like something out of the 1970s.

Vancouver's iconic circular high-rise has provided housing to low-income seniors for 60 years. Its managers want to make it new again.

Workers in construction face high rates of addiction. But there’s support to be found among union brothers and sisters.

Compassus, a for-profit management company, wants to merge with a division of Providence. Some fear that quality of patient care may suffer.

Safety training pays off! Local floor coverers who pursue skills and safety education are honored with a banquet and prizes.

Workers at a Portland childcare chain vote to form a bargaining unit, joining the early childhood education division of ILWU Local 5.

When a North Portland packaging plant closes in June, 72 members of its partially unionized workforce will lose their jobs.

The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service doesn’t just help unions and employers. It keeps America working.