Northwest Labor Press

The crash is the latest evidence for what union-represented paramedics have described as growing public hostility toward ambulance workers.

At Oregon’s Lines for Life, newly unionized call-takers expect a jump in call volume as the program rolls out.

Oregon Tradeswomen, the nonprofit that supports women entering the building trades, received $150,000 in grant funding from Google.

Workers at a chain of four child development centers in Portland voted by a three-to-one margin to unionize with ILWU Local 5.

The Oregon Nurses Association recently filed paperwork with the National Labor Relations Board to represent workers at two Oregon hospitals.

After 17 weeks of bargaining and some tentative agreements, economics are a key sticking point between OHSU and AFSCME.

Workers at a Bellingham Starbucks became the 15th location in Washington to affiliate with Workers United when ballots were counted July 6.

Local plasterers and members of OPEIU Local 11 have reason to rejoice after final rules for the Pension Benefit Guaranty Fund were announced.

The latest International Trade Union Confederation report shows an increase in workers rights violations in recent years.

A bargaining unit of 233 nurses at Providence Willamette Falls in Oregon City voted to ratify a new contract, in ballots counted July 11.