Northwest Labor Press

IBEW Local 48 electricians keep with 31-year tradition by helping light up The Grotto light festival.

Meanwhile, Burgerville has agreed to no tangible improvements since contract bargaining began in May.

They work over 50 hours a week doing lab research, but OHSU says they’re students, not workers.

Duke Mitchell worked, saved, and invested, and now, at 96, has set an extraordinary example of giving.

The steel framework on the new courthouse is near completion.

Around the nation and in Oregon and Washington, union political efforts bore fruit on election night.

Members of the West Coast longshore and warehouse union elected their first-ever black president, Willie Adams.

About 270 mental health and addiction recovery workers unionized with Oregon AFSCME in a series of elections held in October and November.

Just because managers might categorize workers as “temp” or “on-call” doesn’t make that accurate.

The mailers try to trick voters into writing in the names of candidates who aren’t running … to drain support from union-backed candidates who are.