Politics Archives - Page 20 of 34

AFSCME Local 88 won’t consider endorsing a replacement until early 2014.

A planning meeting by two anti-union think tanks had some uninvited guests.

No levy will be endorsed without a project labor agreement, NOLC says

Business will be amply represented on the new governing boards.

Oregon’s senior senator has a pro-labor voting record, but favors NAFTA-style trade deals

The Central Labor Council backed five for Vancouver City Council and mayor

Initiative would take control of water and sewer away from the City of Portland

After two Democrats defected, Washingtonians got a bitterly partisan Legislature

The mayor discussed City contract talks, and his opposition to the police commanding officers union

Lawmakers barred public union-busting, closed prevailing wage loophole, funded infrastructure