Northwest Labor Press

Portland-area construction leaders take stock of progress toward more welcoming workplaces over the past two years.

Local union members who work in mental health and addiction treatment are enrolling in on-the-job, union-supported workforce training.

In the end, management proposed a 4% raise in year one and merit-based raises of at least 1.5% in years 2 and 3.

AFSCME Local 328’s new agreement guarantees across-the-board raises of 7% in year one and 5% in years two and three.

Shannon Myers’ decision leaves Cherika Carter unopposed for the number two office at the Washington State Labor Council.

Workers at grocery stores in Portland’s Concordia and Grant Park neighborhoods are organizing with the New Seasons Labor Union.

The vote establishes a new bargaining unit of 71 workers at the Schoolhouse facility in Northwest Portland.

A group of 40 home health and hospice nurses at St. Charles Health System will decide whether to join the Oregon Nurses Association.

Here’s why the 2022 General Election is perhaps the most consequential for working people in recent memory.

Weyerhaeuser mills and log yards across the Northwest have been silent as the lumber giant faces off against its own workers.