Northwest Labor Press

Although the company seemed a little perturbed with the effort, supervisors did not make any overt attempts to stymie the union.

At Providence women’s clinics, Providence Home Health and Hospice, and Providence Medford Medical Center, workers will vote on unionizing.

Three locals are launching a pre-apprenticeship program for inmates in the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility.

Apprentices at the UA Local 290 Training Center square off in four specialties: HVAC, plumbing, steamfitting, and welding.

The Port of Portland is exploring the possibility of dedicating a temporary space for prayer at the airport in time for Ramadan.

After a lifetime of engagement with labor and politics, Wimmer brings decades of high-level experience to the job.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters transferred more than 19,000 members into five newly chartered locals. No explanation was given.

Training center director Shawn Lenczowski succeeds longtime president Matt Eleazer, who left to take a job at the international union.

The Worker Center project of Portland Jobs With Justice is a response to an explosion of union interest among low-paid service workers.

The longtime union rep has taken a leave of absence from her job at IBEW Local 48 to serve as interim director of Oregon Tradeswomen.