Oregon AFSCME Archives - Page 7 of 13

To unite business and labor against a pair of anti-tax measures, governor Kate Brown brokers a stand-down on a union-backed initiative.

A union campaign that began in the wake of a stabbing ended with a 88 to 18 vote for AFSCME.

Ten union leaders and supporters refused to leave the offices of nonprofit Volunteers of America Portland, which has stonewalled union bargaining.

Gillispie, 69, is retiring after a 43-year career in the union movement working for AFSCME and UFCW Local 555.

CEO Kay Toran proposes no raises and a “right to work” rule that would undermine the union.

Freedom Foundation is showing up at workplaces and knocking on doors in Washington and Oregon to try to talk workers out of paying union dues.

The publicly funded non-profit has adopted a ‘right-to work’ stance.

A week-long strike shuts county clinics and dumps in a dispute over pay and health care.

At PSU, Salt and Straw ice cream and Stumptown Coffee will be served by AFSCME members.

Oregon AFSCME’s new executive director talks about growing up union, about the threat of a pending Supreme Court case, and about what gives her hope.