Northwest Labor Press

Unable to meet for 18 months because of coronavirus restrictions, the group began meeting again this month.

LCSA reports many union families are still struggling due to the impact of the pandemic and are in need of assistance.

The chapter won’t hold its annual Holiday Party at the Elsinore Theatre again this year. Instead, it’s supporting four regional projects.

Unions and community groups want to know if a landmark agreement on the massive Broadway Corridor redevelopment project still stands.

Kristof is seeking the Democratic nomination in the May 2022 primary, and the endorsement by 29,000-member UFCW is his most important so far.

Local union apprenticeship programs have had much more success than non-union getting Black, Hispanic, and women workers into construction.

Workers were prepared to take a stand in what would have been one of the largest strikes in history at Kaiser Permanente.

By an extremely narrow margin, IATSE members ratified a pair of nationwide contracts covering 60,000 workers in film and video production.

Portland Community College offers an English class about class – the working class.

In the Nov. 2 election, all but one of the city and school board candidates endorsed by the SW Washington Central Labor Council won office.