Northwest Labor Press

The vote means the boycott of the chain is over, and union members are encouraged to patronize Burgerville, especially the union stores.

By signing with SMART Local 16, Clint Ochampaugh gets access to the highest-skilled employees in the industry through its hiring hall.

Since Oregon Building Trades Council backed her at its September convention, eight other labor groups have endorsed Tina Kotek for governor.

Weather couldn’t stop the Iron Workers holiday event. Over 175 cars and 700 people came out for gifts, hot chocolate, and photos with Santa.

An estimated 1,400 strikers returned to work at Kellogg’s as of Dec. 27. The strike was a pretty clear win for BCTGM members.

Three Local 48 members helped save the lives of two ironworkers after a roof collapse on a construction project in summer 2020.

NW Labor Press brought on a new labor reporter Jan. 3. Colin Staub has reported for the Newberg Graphic and trade papers the last 7 years.

Eugene 4J is the first Oregon school district to commit to lift worker standards and set a goal for more women and minorities in construction.

On a chilly Saturday, over 50 unions joined together to deliver food, gifts and toys to the doorsteps of over 500 children.

I’ve been given a sacred responsibility— renewing this 122-year-old labor institution so that it can help rebuild our labor union community.