Northwest Labor Press

Black Lives Matter, votes have consequences, and corporate taxes and the minimum wage must rise

Union members won the eight-hour day. Now it may be time to fight for the eight-hour night.

The Plumbers and Steamfitters retirees get a $575 incentive payment to attend wellness classes.

Union’s vice president says he wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a lockout by the end of the year.

World Duty Free declined to voluntarily recognize UNITE HERE

The convention is a chance to honor individuals and organizations who gave bigtime to the cause.

Delegates resolve to back minimum wage and corporate tax measures, and not to endorse FastTrackers

It was Oregon governor Kate Brown who swore in newly elected AFL-CIO leaders.

Brad Avakian, Richard Devlin, and Val Hoyle want labor’s endorsement for Secretary of State.

Why? Because trade deficits have risen after virtually every trade agreement.