Northwest Labor Press

TriMet, a public transit agency, has spent a bundle to keep the public out of its meetings.

Union-backed bills that were blocked when Republicans ran the state Senate had much better results this year.

The former Steelworkers Local 3010 president spent 25 years Labor’s Community Service Agency.

Can President Trump deliver on his pledge to make trade agreements better for American workers?

School bus drivers say they shouldn’t be earning $5 an hour less than school district truck drivers who transport food.

A new four-year contract will raise wages $4.35 an hour.

The day before bargaining was to begin, unions representing 45,000 members left the coalition, while unions representing 70,700 members remain.

If a majority votes yes at the 92nd and Powell location, it could be the nation’s first official union at a fast food chain.

In the dorms, a new independent union of residential advisors wants greater security and improved compensation.

Melissa Unger, sworn in March 10, comes to the job with decades of political experience.