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Heather Conroy, Alma Raya, Stacy Chamberlain, Jaime Sorenson, Joe Esmonde

He retires July 31 after 21 years leading the statewide organization.

Pride At Work Oregon chapter president Be Marston tells how she went from a boss-hating bartender to a passionate believer in unions.

Sherman Henry is the longtime leader of an AFSCME local at the nation's fourth-largest school system.

Moss has been with University of Oregon Labor Education and Research Center since 1999.

Former firefighter union leader Ed Hall has been Merkley’s point person with labor for seven years.

Public sector union leader Michael Seville is currently at IFPTE Local 21 in San Francisco.

Wayne Anderson once headed the Oregon Democratic Party.

An attorney by training, Askin was the female business manager at Local 483.

Ferlazzo organized innumerable marches and protests over 14 years at the group.

Camarillo steps down as Local 29 business agent and president of the Building Trades Council.

A fishing expedition with the Bricklayers president will air on the Sportsman Channel

Danielson is the longest-serving business manager in the history of the international.

Nelson, a dedicated union organizer, was most recently Laborers Local 737 business manager.

ALS doesn’t stop Sam Beekman’s quest for adventure.

Laslett most recently directed the Washington State Labor Education and Research Center.

Phelps' experience is in training electrical workers

Regan, 62, has been the coordinator since 2002.

With more than two decades experience as an activist, Wu has a sizable movement résumé.

A record crowd of nearly 300 donates a record $4,400 to benefit Labor ‘s Community Service Agency