Workers Rights

Workers can’t be denied union grievance rights just because they’re pursuing outside legal action.

The world’s largest retailer saw protests of its low wages and benefits.

A manager also threatens to close Portland call center as workers walk out in protest

Soon, residents and visitors will be able to take a taxi driven by a union member

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

Staff are recommending approval of a worker-owned taxi co-op, and sweeping reform of taxi rules.

For now, the law that led to last year's state capitol occupation is kaput.

Back pay and civil penalties total $240,000 for violating the rights of 1,100 workers.

With the failure of the Employee Free Choice Act, American Rights at Work needed new direction.

Her replacement is Karly Edwards, a longtime UNITE HERE organizer.

Protesters say Walmart represents a threat to union grocery workers, among others.

Hyatt turned heatlamps on Chicago picketers and fired unionized Boston housekeepers en masse.

Portland plans to overhaul taxi rules after a study found shocking labor conditions for drivers.

A proposed ordinance could make the City a pioneer on human rights and public health

Phone canvassers strike an hour to protest the third firing of a member of their bargaining team.

NLRB is looking into the allegations

In footage released by a documentary-maker, Walker describes his bill as ‘divide and conquer.’

A federal judge strikes down reforms intended to reduce legal delays in union elections.

Nonunion R&H Construction and Kassab Jewelers are accused of violating workers rights.

Still no contract, and some workers are pushing to dump the union.