Washington State Labor Council Archives - Page 4 of 7

Thanks to a four-year strike and boycott campaign, 200 farmworkers will get $15 an hour and job protections.

Sixty-six Oregon workers lost their lives to preventable accidents in 2016.

All 12 statewide candidates backed by the Washington State Labor Council won office, and every one of its endorsed measures passed.

Here are the union-endorsed races in Washington we’re following on Election Night.

Washington’s “top two” primary once again delivered strange results as ballots were counted following the Aug. 2 vote.

Ballots are due Aug. 2 in Washington’s primary, where the top two candidates go on to November, regardless of party.

Labor’s expectations were low for Washington’s 2016 legislative session, and those expectations were met.

Unions in Washington and Baja Mexico make common cause

NOLC and AFSCME decide not to take sides between Wheeler and Bailey for mayor.

I-732 was supposed to be revenue neutral, but would cost the state $914 million over four years.