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City of Portland

Collective Bargaining

Tentative City of Portland agreement delivers sizable raises for members of Laborers Local 483

Aug 1, 2017

If ratified, the two contracts will cover over 1,000 city workers.

Portland

Unions say City’s revamped policy to increase women and minorities on construction projects is a step backward from current Community Benefits Agreement

Jul 25, 2017

They say it’s a step backward from the existing ‘Community Benefits Agreement.’

Collective Bargaining

City managers rejected union solution to reduce the time 911 callers spend waiting on hold

Jun 8, 2017

AFSCME Local 189 said a sizable pay raise would help recruit and retain more staff, but an arbitrator picked management’s counterproposal.

Collective Bargaining

City workers say their wages need to reflect the new high-rent Portland

May 26, 2017

Laborers Local 483 wants a livable wage of at least $15 an hour for City workers, and cost-of-living increases that reflect Portland’s rising cost of housing.

Portland

REVOLT OF THE MANAGERS

Apr 19, 2017

At the City of Portland, a group of managers rewrote a project labor agreement template — by taking out the ‘labor’.

Jobs

Portland’s model Community Benefits Agreement could be replaced with ‘CEIP’

Apr 5, 2017

Building trades officials say City of Portland managers want to bypass a union-backed agreement that provides more opportunities for women and minority construction workers.

Portland

Building Trades Council joins group challenging Portland’s ban on new fossil fuel terminals

Jan 17, 2017

The yet-to-be-named coalition is preparing to file a petition for review with the Land Use Board of Appeals.

No Picture
Workers Rights

Seattle gets ready to pass fair scheduling law

Sep 19, 2016

Will Portland be next?

Collective Bargaining

911 in turmoil as Portland union contract goes to arbitration

Aug 30, 2016

Understaffing is leading to daily forced overtime, and sometimes, dangerous call wait times.

Union Democracy

City union breakup: Laborers Local 483 leaves the District Council of Trade Unions

Jun 2, 2016

Going forward, Local 483 will bargain its own contract with the City of Portland.

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