Northwest Labor Press

SEIU and AFSCME members will get modest cost-of-living raises

After two Democrats defected, Washingtonians got a bitterly partisan Legislature

Resolution calls for continued fight for new I-5 bridge with light rail

The transit agency is ordered to pay $136,000 and stop trying to collect back-premiums

After 22 days, Machinists and Painters vote to accept company offer

The exhibit launched July 11 with major help from more than two dozen local unions.

UFCW’s return would boost AFL-CIO membership by almost 10 percent.

Metro’s “statement of principles” asks the developer to use union workers

The mayor discussed City contract talks, and his opposition to the police commanding officers union

Before Congress votes again, they need to walk the streets and understand the impact of hunger