Workers Rights

Ismael Nunez protests his firing, and two others are written up for striking

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

The wage floor covers 150 janitors and guards and parking attendants and about 20 City workers

Port of Portland hires a $197-an-hour consultant to develop its policy to help low-wage workers

The program illustrates why today’s economy isn’t working for working people.

Port Commission will hear proposal for “worker retention” at March 11 meeting

Ismael Nuñez struck to protest retaliation against other workers. Now HE's been terminated.

PDX lags behind other West Coast airports in raising standards for low-wage service workers

Encircled by Uber, Portland is preparing a top-to-bottom review of taxi regulations

Five national unions now have resolutions on Coke's complicity in violence against unionists

Union says City of Portland rec centers are misclassifying workers as seasonals

OUR Walmart says 1,600 Walmart protests took place nationwide on Black Friday

Big chain employers will pay a price if they want to change schedules at the last minute

Oregon may have legalized, but many employers won't change their policies

Edwards Painting violated federal labor law 18 separate ways.

General contractor Lorentz Bruun pays $85,000 to settle DOL case against woman-owned paint subcontractor

Shipyard workers at six Vigor worksites protest imposition of smoking ban without consulting union

David Neal held out during a lengthy legal battle, but in the end agreed to waive reinstatement

SEIU, Planned Parenthood, OEA, and others team up to push economic justice agenda for women

In the wake of Seattle’s $15 an hour, minimum wage campaigns are igniting all over the country.