Northwest Labor Press

Scott Mugno got the thumbs up from a Senate Committee in a party-line vote Dec. 13.

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In just three months, the new Board has reversed major gains.

The ruling has national ramifications, but whether the welders can unionize is again up to the Seattle NLRB office.

The Justice Department filed amicus briefs in looming Supreme Court case Janus v AFSCME.

One solution, favored by many Democrats, is to have the Treasury step in to help.

As chronicled in 24 issues of the Northwest Labor Press: some of the year’s most important developments for labor and working people.

Deirdre Mackey was a program coordinator and financial specialist at American Federation of Teachers-Oregon.

Coming in March: Union jobs with family wages and benefits.

The newly passed law contains the biggest corporate tax cut in history, and nearly all its benefits go to the richest Americans.

National Building Trades call the change in a position a betrayal.