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The premier showcase for skilled tradeswomen continues to gain momentum in its 24th year.

The company's $300 million high-speed Internet rollout could spell years of work for hundreds of union linemen.

The union-funded center graduates high-in-demand journeymen who make $42.83 an hour.

Grimm, Portlandia, and the upcoming TV show Librarians are among the beneficiaries.

Consumers are asked to “Check the Label”

It’s a $103 million re-do of the Wizer Block, once home to unionized Wizer’s Oswego Foods.

The project – to be built under a project labor agreement – was backed by the Building Trades.

The drone sub is made by members of Iron Workers Shopmen’s Local 516 and IBEW Local 48.

Enrollment dwindled at union-backed ACE Academy, and the Carpenters needed the space.

By October, 130 more workers at Portland rec centers will have union wages and benefits.

Sheet Metal Workers and Oregon Tradeswomen Inc. recognize ‘Women in Apprenticeship Day’

The $45 million facelift is putting several hundred union members to work.

Since 2007, USPS has closed 153 processing plants and eliminated 155,000 jobs.

July 26 was the 240th anniversary of the U.S. Postal Service.

If built, the crude oil export terminal would be constructed union.

USPS broke the law when it outsourced to Staples without bargaining with the union

Rehabbing the affordable building for Portland seniors will create 290 union construction jobs.

The federal agency is looking at an alternative pipeline route to the proposed Coos Bay terminal

Postal unions and others have protested the proposed plant closures for more than a year.

The propane terminal drew loud opposition from the environmental community.