Northwest Labor Press

Providence St. Vincent nurses would get up to 14% raises and a stronger commitment from management to follow staffing levels.

Ralph Groener, a lobbyist for AFSCME for 28 years, had a knack for being in the right place at the right time.

The consumer boycott should rejoin the use of strikes and walkouts as a form of “organized aggressive mass action” to pressure employers.

Liz Shuler’s re-election to her first full term as AFL-CIO president marks a historic and proud moment for the Oregon labor movement.

After 32 years as a union organizer, rep and officer, Teamsters Local 223 president Dave Tully, 61, retired on May 31.

Starbucks employees in Portland are part of a burgeoning nationwide store-by-store union campaign led by young frontline workers.

Well before the latest fiasco, AFSCME member Catherine McMullen had concerns about Clackamas County elections.

An investigation by the Department of Labor found the company regularly allowing minors to load power-driven box balers at stores in Oregon.

A labor dispute between the Oregon Nurses Association and an eastern Oregon hospital intensified after management withdrew union recognition.

A bill in Congress would end an unintentional tax benefit for corporations that try to stop their employees from unionizing.