Northwest Labor Press

The previous general counsel, a management-side labor lawyer appointed by Trump, tried to muzzle Scabby the Rat as soon as he took office.

We must ensure that the Legislature will do what it takes to prioritize workplace and economic safety and security.

Congress’ latest COVID relief bill would also shore up declining union-sponsored multi-employer pensions and restore pension benefits.

Former national AFL-CIO president John Sweeney, who led an era of transformative change in America’s labor movement, died Feb. 1 at age 86.

One of labor’s best-loved folk singer-songwriters, who performed on countless strike picket lines, died Feb. 3 of COVID-19.

City attorneys and HR managers, opposing a union effort by three workers, ended up opening the door to a union for workers across the city.

It’s part of a “pure play” trend in which publicly-traded companies focus on one line of business, so that stock correlates with its sector.

Two weeks in, Joe Biden is showing signs he may make good on his election eve pledge to be “the most pro-union President you’ve ever seen.”

A Portland building trades union member is a contestant on Season Two of CBS’ hit prime time reality show Tough as Nails.

With Democrats now in charge of the Senate, Oregon’s Jeff Merkley could help pass major pro-worker legislation. We spoke by phone Jan. 28.