Northwest Labor Press

After more than two years of problems as egregious as a $99,000 overpayment or zeroed out paid leave banks, OFNHP is speaking out.

Oregon’s minimum wage rose to $15.45 in the Portland metro area on July 1. Washington’s will rise to $16.28 an hour on Jan. 1.

Union job cuts in the city’s transportation bureau would mean more potholes and fewer streets plowed for snow.

He joined Bakers Local 114 in 1952, and led the union as executive secretary-treasurer for a decade before his retirement in 1992.

Washington’s Nov. 7 general election covers local races for school board, city council, and special districts.

This year’s convention could not have come at a more opportune time for labor to strategize about how to harness the moment we’re in.

With automakers making record profits, the union says it’s time that the workers who make their vehicles got their fair share.

Journeyman compensation will rise to $94.51 by 2027 in the contract with Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association.

The Washington Department of Labor and Industries ‘Ideas Bank’ has ergonomics hacks for every industry.

Forty-four housing advisers who live and work in dorms are unionizing after Reed changed their job duties without giving them a say.