Politics Archives - Page 24 of 34

A BOLI survey sets wage rates on public construction projects, but Starr says it’s out of whack.

Meanwhile, 2012 Democratic platform affirms worker rights, but sends a mixed message on trade.

The three labor organizations aren’t recommending any candidate in the mayoral race.

This year in Oregon, as many as two dozen union members are candidates for public office.

It would make the state more attractive to business, Bruce Starr tells radio host Lars Larson.

The measure funding school repairs is backed by police, fire, teachers and city and county unions.

The local represents City workers who maintain streets, parks, and water treatment.

Labor defends light rail, but it’s not enough.

New “community benefits agreement” uses public construction spending as a public policy tool

40,000 rally, prior to the party conventions, to call for a second Bill of Rights.