Union Organizing

OSEA says First Student management interference may have tainted the election.

OSEA members say volunteering in the Deep South brings home how precious union rights are

Many workers at the non-profit earn barely above minimum wage.

The appeal could add months of delay.

OSEA members will spend two weeks in Alabama helping school employees there unionize

Workers want the stability of a union contract, pay transparency, and a grievance process

Backstage crew members kept their union campaign positive.

They were union before Winston-Dillard School District outsourced student transportation in 2013

American labor's top official says the movement is in transition.

It was the largest unit to have a union election in Oregon healthcare for nearly two decades.

Over management objections, workers will vote on whether to join IATSE.

More than 130 “fair share” employees have become full union members so far this year.

Workers decided to take a stand after years of feeling ignored and disrespected.

Workers at ABM Onsite Services West cite low wages, lack of training, and job safety

Workers at the Portland airport Kiehl’s, Rich’s News, Oregonian, and The Market want a union

Church leaders balk at first, but pressure from the congregation prompts a change of heart

A group of concessions workers at the Portland airport will now be union members

Campaign benefits from workers resolve — and solidarity from a German union

The gay civil rights group voluntarily recognizes a union for its 15 employees

Overcoming legal obstruction by the City, rangers are now part of DCTU