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UA Local 290

Collective bargaining

DCTU contract expires, but no deal with City of Portland

The seven-member union coalition has requested the help of a state mediator.
Collective bargaining

Unions wary as Portland bargaining begins amid plans for cuts

Job security will be a top concern in bargaining between the City of Portland and a union coalition
Jobs

Construction workers building ‘the cloud’ in Central Oregon

Oregon east of the Cascades is becoming one of the world’s prime locations for data centers.
Building our communities

Unions promote home fire safety at hockey game

Plumbers 290 and Fire Fighters Local 43 tied 0-0 tie at the annual “Broom Ball” Winterhawks match.
Workers Rights

Strikes were up in 2011, but still extremely rare

The Verizon and NFL strikes were the year's biggest.
People

Architects honor Local 290 member David Roberts

American Institute of Architects honors the work on a Eugene swimming pool boiler.
Union democracy

Shropshire elected business manager of UA Local 290

Shropshire outpolled Lou Christensen, assistant to the business manager, 897 to 655.
People

John Endicott retires as business manager of UA Local 290

Endicott, 58, has been Local 290 business manager since March 2002.
Portland

Military veterans deployed to Local 290 steamfitters apprenticeship

In the Veterans In Piping program, 250 veterans around the U.S. are training to be steamfitters.
Collective bargaining

Plumbers and Fitters Local 290 ratifies new three-year contract

A new three-year contract provides for increases of $1.75, $2, and $2.25.
Jobs

High school students get lessons in pipe trades at UA training center

Plumbers and Fitters Local 290 has opened its training center to students from the Tigard-Tualatin School District.
Building our communities

Plumbers Local 290 defend ‘broomball’ title from Fire Fighters

The event promotes residential fire sprinkler systems as a life-saver.
Collective bargaining

DCTU reaches tentative contract with City of Portland

Following months of often contentious bargaining, a coalition of seven unions representing 1,800 city employees reached a tentative agreement with the City of Portland on a new three-year contract.
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