Northwest Labor Press

Central City Concern workers will get raises totaling 14.5% over the coming year and another 3% in 2024 under the new contract.

If ratified by members, it would include across-the-board raises of 7%, 5%, and 5% over three years, and ratification bonuses.

Labor’s Community Service Agency will hold the annual event in which the union community donates holiday gifts to families in need.

A new national labor media organization debuted last year. It’s making corporations and union busters tremble.

The most recent group of Oregon Tradeswomen pre-apprentices graduated Sept. 22, and another class begins Oct. 18.

Daimler started producing the long-awaited eCascadia this summer, and plans to start deliveries of the all-electric big rig later this year.

Union actor Harold Phillips is wrapping up a run as a Portland-area labor activist after close to three decades in the city.

Operating Engineers Local 701 business manager Jim Anderson ran unopposed for re-election this year, the second time in a row.

Filling Betsy Johnson’s former seat with a solid unionist would be a big win for labor advocates in Oregon.

Third time’s a charm for union supporters at the Seven Corners store; their independent union just won a representation vote four-to-one.