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The mail processing plant is slated for closure

The 17 workers in that classification do the same work, for less pay

Hyatt would be neutral toward hotel workers unionizing.

At a public hearing, 2,000 attend: unionists for the jobs, and environmentalists against the coal

Officials are still looking into the financially viability of an “Oregon only” project.

Three pages worth of names sign a letter calling for "phased option"

Department of Homeland Security police stood in a post office entrance.

Metro's "statement of principles" asks the developer to use union workers

The I-5 bridge project, along with promised construction jobs, ran aground in the Washington Senate.

He'll be kept busy by a series of layoffs this summer.

Morning mail runs were blocked in a protest against privatization

The 18-story 1974 structure was stripped to its girders and rebuilt as a model of sustainability.

The turning point was PGE's rejection, citing potential coal dust impact on its natural gas plants

Leading the petition is U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio in conjunction with a bill to save the Post Office

More protests are planned over a plan to eliminate periodontal hygienists.

About 100 union members will lose jobs if the Salem plant closes in June.

Pact encourages local source hiring of construction workers.

Postal Service Board of Governors overruled the postmaster’s plan to go to five-day delivery.

Construction would span 42 months.

Mail centers in Pendleton, Bend will close this year.