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UFCW Local 555

UFCW’s Gillispie tapped to chair school board

The longtime labor leader was elected chair of North Clackamas School District

Union bowlers raise cash for muscular dystrophy

Since the event's inception in 1989, union members have donated $351,000 to MDA

Lin Mayes, 1946-2013

The one-time secretary-treasurer of UFCW Local 555 started as a meatcutter at age 15.

Kathy Morris, 1942-2013

The retired UFCW official was an expert on workers' compensation.

Unanimous City Council: Portland workers will have sick leave

How a labor and community alliance improved life for over 250,000 workers

UFCW grocery workers ratify more contracts

Some 14,000 workers in Oregon and Southwest Washington have wrapped up voting on new three-year contracts.

Grocery workers ratifying new contracts

The contracts covering 14,000 include a 25 cent raise and 15% health insurance increase.

Sick leave ordinance gets first hearing at Portland City Council

In four hours of public comment, sentiment runs 3 to 1 in favor of a sick leave ordinance

Portland to discuss paid sick leave proposal in January

With flu season in full swing, the issue couldn't be timelier.

Mayor-elect Hales to grocers: ‘No one wins in a race to the bottom’

Hales spoke to union grocery workers before a scheduled round of bargaining.

Portland City Council aims to mandate paid sick days by year’s end

If passed, Portland would join Seattle and San Francisco in a major advance for workers rights.

A union guide to the Oregon ballot

Priorities including re-electing Brown and Avakian and ending the corporate kicker.

Ken Spray, 1947-2012

The Heppner native worked for many union locals throughout his career.

Anti light rail measure passes Clackamas County

Labor defends light rail, but it's not enough.

Danner Boots made by UFCW members

A Portland factory makes work, outdoor, and military boots.

UFCW’s Anderson re-elected to Salem Electric Coop

The member-owned co-op serves 20,000 in Salem and Keizer.

Groener named to Clackamas Community College board

The UFCW rep says he will run for re-election.

Doris Buck, 1913-2012

The UFCW leader once bargained the highest wage rates in the U.S. poultry industry.

Ashland co-op goes gonzo over union drive

A federal agency is investigating labor law violations at a Southern Oregon food co-op.

Clay, Anderson re-elected at UFCW 555

Oregon's largest private-sector union holds a leadership vote.