ATU Local 757 Archives - Page 4 of 6

At the top of the slate, Shirley Block was re-elected with 55 percent of the vote, outpolling four challengers.

Next stop could be a strike – when students return from summer break.

Union leaders hoped the board would hire a change agent from outside to take the transit agency in a different direction.

The Labor Appreciation and Recognition Night banquet raised a record $21,000 for Labor’s Community Service Agency.

Local union attorney Susan Stoner has published the fifth in her series of historical novels

The longtime ATU Local 757 secretary formerly worked for a Congresswoman and U.S. Senator

Union files unfair labor practice complaint alleging the transit agency bargained in bad faith

The historical mystery series follows a fictional trade union spy in early 1900s Portland.

Union says state audit presents management’s view of its problems.

Portland Commissioner Steve Novick wants to bring both sides together to focus on better health