Washington State Labor Council Archives

An all-union “hydrogen hub” proposal by Oregon, Washington and Montana just got a massive federal commitment.

In January, April Sims became Washington’s top labor leader. She shared the story of her rise with the Labor Press.

Washington’s 2023 legislative session concluded April 23 with wins for worker safety, workers compensation, and affordable housing.

Shannon Myers’ decision leaves Cherika Carter unopposed for the number two office at the Washington State Labor Council.

Every labor-backed candidate in SW Washington’s Aug. 2 primary will advance to the general election, and two ballot measures were approved.

This union-focused ballot guide for Southwest Washington keeps it simple: It only lists candidates who have at least one union endorsement.

The Washington State Labor Council has awarded state lawmakers scored for their votes in the 2022 session.

Lawmakers supported apprenticeship and green energy, but punted again on proposals to set standards for hospital staffing.

Southwest Washington union officer Shannon Myers and WSLC’s political director Cherika Carter will contest for the number two spot.

Measures to expedite energy facility siting, promote apprenticeship, and set minimum health care staffing have passed their first chamber.