Northwest Labor Press

The short-lived, briefly-union bar closed its doors Oct. 29.

First Transit and ATU Local 757 will meet again Nov. 21.

Local Machinist HQ is now in Gladstone, and its old office is being rehabbed as a multi-union hive.

MetroWest Ambulance, which has a contract with Washington County, has begun firing union supporters.

A federal agency is investigating labor law violations at a Southern Oregon food co-op.

State Rep. Val Hoyle of Eugene is named the Oregon AFL-CIO’s “Legislator of the Year.”

The labor federation’s media campaign is aimed at putting unions in a more positive light.

Parallel to Occupy Wall Street, a mass movement is gaining steam to close accounts in the big banks.

The conservation group is recruiting union members who like to hunt, shoot, and fish.

In a march called by labor organizations, Portlanders turn out to show support for Occupy Portland.