Northwest Labor Press

Portland voters rejected a six-year $548 million bond measure repairing and remodeling schools.

EEOC is suing companies that trafficked hundreds of foreign workers to Washington, Hawaii, Texas, and Mississippi.

Among state agencies of concern to labor – BOLI, LERC, ERB – the scenario is belt-tightening but no disabling cuts.

Polls have continued to show an edge in public support for union rights.

Union activists are pushing EGT to sign on with ILWU to operate a new grain terminal at the Port of Longview.

Ten U.S. senators in asking the National Labor Relations Board to ignore political pressure.

State workers call for more efficient government, fewer managers, and more taxes on the wealthy.

A thousand UFCW members could lose jobs if Walmart opens 17 Portland-area stores as planned.

Supporters filled a Portland Hilton ballroom May 14 to celebrate and remember.

Enrollment drops after Portland French School spends $170,000 opposing efforts to join AFT.