Northwest Labor Press

What’s behind the incredible string of payroll ‘errors’ at Fred Meyer, Providence, and the State of Oregon?

The deal with wall and ceiling contractors aligns with the one ratified in May with the larger Signatory Painting Contractors Organization.

Oregon’s first nurse strike in decades built solidarity and prompted legal questions about the use of strikebreakers. But no contract, yet.

What if musicians set minimum standards for their work, and concert-goers had a way to know which clubs met standards?

Longview’s daily newspaper, like most of the 77 owned by Lee Enterprises, is reducing print publication schedule to three days a week.

The six-year agreement, if ratified by union members, would cover more than 22,000 longshore workers across 29 ports.

Try to claw back money from paychecks without our permission? We’ll see you in court, say members of Oregon Nurses Association.

More than 50 housekeepers and food service workers are being offered jobs at a contractor, Compass One Healthcare. They may be better off.

Before it became a division of the Teamsters in 2004, the union was known as the Graphic Communications International Union (GCIU).

Machinists District Lodge W24 at its annual awards banquet June 17 honored nearly 125 members for their years of service as union members.