Oregon AFL-CIO Archives - Page 12 of 23

A group of NW medical imaging techs got a first union contract with big gains.

Labor is in no mood to pal around with Democrats who voted for it.

A big Democratic majority led to high expectations, but Oregon lawmakers balked at minimum wage and other labor priorities

Labor and management coalition part of OHSU effort to raise $1 billion for cancer research

The former Oregon AFL president was a Korean War vet, fire fighter, legislator, and PGE executive.

With six weeks left in 2015 session, Oregon Legislature enters the season of deal-cutting.

Ordinance would give the formerly incarcerated a better chance at finding work after release.

“I’m not going to do minimum wage,” Courtney tells Southern Oregon chamber of commerce members

The ordinance would give people with criminal records a better shot at becoming employed.

In spite of the recent scandal, unionists laud Kitzhaber for his labor record