Northwest Labor Press

World Duty Free at first fought the union, but later it reinstated four fired union supporters and reached agreement on a first contract.

Meanwhile, in Seattle, City Council takes the unions’ side.

The annual picnic sponsored by the NW Oregon Labor Council attracts nearly 18,000 people.

A new union-funded, union-built development would combine union offices with affordable housing

Doctors who unionized to fight outsourcing at PeaceHealth in Springfield now have a first contract.

Thanks to his union, IT worker Michael Hirsch was reinstated with back pay

A previous effort to unionize failed after union supporters were fired.

Well-paid professional union-busters will try to talk low-wage workers out of unionizing.

Pride At Work Oregon chapter president Be Marston tells how she went from a boss-hating bartender to a passionate believer in unions.

He will serve out the remainder of former business manager Erica Askin’s term.