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Central City Concern

Union Organizing

More than 360 workers join existing union at Central City Concern

The Sept. 12 union vote doubles the number of workers represented by AFSCME Local 88 at the homeless service nonprofit.
Union Organizing

Homeless service nonprofit could go wall-to-wall union

AFSCME Local 88-1 is asking the National Labor Relations Board to hold an election for about 450 workers at Central City Concern.
Collective bargaining

New CEO at Central City Concern decides to hit reset with union

What if the Portland-based homeless service non-profit thought of Oregon AFSCME as its most important ally?
Collective bargaining

Workers ratify contract at Central City Concern

Central City Concern workers will get raises totaling 14.5% over the coming year and another 3% in 2024 under the new contract.
Collective bargaining

Central City Concern workers push for better wages

AFSCME Local 88’s previous three-year contract with Central City Concern expired June 30. Wages are a sticking point in bargaining.
Union Organizing

Homeless nonprofit. Union-buster.

The publicly funded homeless nonprofit Central City Concern just beat back a union campaign. Multnomah County Commissioners are concerned.
Workers Rights

Homeless crisis workers seek respect

Central City Concern is on the front line of the region’s homeless crisis. Workers held a protest to draw attention to three demands.

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