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Oregon Labor Law Conference
Workers Rights
Teen Vogue columnist preaches union fire to packed hall of Oregon unionists
More than 300 unionists took part Jan. 31 in the Oregon Labor Law Conference, a yearly training on collective bargaining, organizing, legislation, and worker rights.Â
Building our communities
Norman Malbin’s work lives on
Malbin died in October at the age of 68, but the labor law conference he began 22 years ago continues under the leadership of labor lawyer John Bishop and his law partner Noah Barish.
Workers Rights
Labor Law forum draws 280 union reps, shop stewards
A new rule says private employers must display a poster explaining workers’ rights to form a union.
