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Building Community

Oregon Building Trades offers college scholarships

Aug 24, 2023

Two $1,000 scholarships are available to dependents of union members whose locals are affiliated with the council. Applications due Sept. 18.

Building Community

Harleys. Poker. Must be Machinists lodge 63.

Aug 24, 2023

Machinists Lodge 63’s annual motorcycle poker run, known as the Chuck Drake Memorial Guide Dog Dash, raises money for Guide Dogs of America.

Oregon

Governor Kotek appoints labor lawyer Aruna Masih to Oregon Supreme Court

Aug 24, 2023

Masih, 52, has practiced law for more than 25 years. She’s spent most of her career with Bennett Hartman, a prominent pro-labor law firm.

Collective Bargaining

State of Oregon workers ratify union contract

Aug 24, 2023

The two-year contract covers nearly 25,000 workers represented by SEIU Local 503. It provides 13% raises and a one-time $1,500 bonus.

Collective Bargaining

Alaska Airlines flight attendants mobilizing

Aug 24, 2023

Members of the Association of Flight Attendants say it’s time they got a real raise. And they mean to get it.

Collective Bargaining

Poll shows high public support for striking actors and writers

Aug 24, 2023

TV and film writers have been on strike since May 2, and TV and film actors in SAG-AFTRA have been on strike since July 14.

Collective Bargaining

Teachers union demand: No more mice in school

Aug 24, 2023

Teachers also want better security measures, an enforceable limit to class sizes, and public school for every child over the age of 3.

Collective Bargaining

New Seasons workers march on company headquarters

Aug 24, 2023

Seven months after bargaining began, there’s no sign the union is near a contract with the natural foods grocery chain.

Jobs

Sneaky Nabisco tries to outsource Teamster work

Aug 24, 2023

Local 206 filed suit in U.S. District Court saying Nabisco outsourced work, then refused to follow the grievance process.

People

Jodi Guetzloe Parker’s life in Labor

Aug 24, 2023

Never one to seek the limelight, she served the Laborers for decades as a tireless foot soldier for the cause of labor.

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