Northwest Labor Press

The union says merger would hurt both workers and consumers.

The premier showcase for skilled tradeswomen continues to gain momentum in its 24th year.

Blue collar support for Trump? Labor isn’t fooled. He mistreats workers, and sends jobs overseas.

The company’s $300 million high-speed Internet rollout could spell years of work for hundreds of union linemen.

About 4,000 letter carriers in Oregon and SW Washington took part in the 24th annual food drive

The 310 licensed technical workers will decide June 1-2 between AFT, SEIU, or no union at all.

TriMet management likes the agency’s union contract so much that it’s proposing to extend it two years.

The proposed pension cuts to 300,000 retirees are unfair and confusing — and not deep enough to prevent insolvency.

White House raises alarm as report finds 30 million U.S. workers covered by non-compete agreements.

The union-funded center graduates high-in-demand journeymen who make $42.83 an hour.