Northwest Labor Press

Workers are fed up, and they are doing something about it: Strikes, shop floor actions, civil disobedience, and work stoppages.

Ballots are due by Tuesday, Sept. 21.

Unions are encouraging members to get vaccinated, but are also trying to protect the rights and jobs of workers who haven’t been vaccinated.

‘No contract, no snacks’ Nabisco strikers are saying—their livelihoods on the line in a nationwide struggle against corporate greed.

David Woods is the lead union negotiator trying to bargain a new contract at Nabisco. We spoke with him by phone Aug. 26.

After 21 months of supposed negotiations, The Columbian is asking the National Labor Relations Board to hold a new union election.

She succeeds Rich Trumka, who died Aug. 5. Shuler, AFL-CIO secretary treasurer since 2009, is the first woman to hold the office of president.

Construction workers commit suicide at three times the national average. More die by suicide than job site injuries or accidents.

U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley got a look at Daimler’s new electric trucks on a visit to a Swan Island electric fueling station .

Pension plans that cut retiree benefits to restore solvency would face the toughest dilemma under the pension rescue rules announced July 9.