NW Labor Press

Raises of 0.35% a year? Yes, you read the zero right. Two unions at PCC jointly declared impasse Jan. 30 and could strike as soon as March 10.

The union — an affiliate of OEA — says it’s far apart from the administration on compensation, workload, and job security.

Almost 700 workers serving refugees across the country will get 2% raises and stronger layoff protections.

It’s the company's third set of layoffs in or near Southern Oregon in six months.

Bargaining expectations were tempered because OHSU research has been hit by Trump administration cuts to the National Institutes of Health.

Building trades unions say they’re ready to help Oregon meet its climate goals.

Mondelez-Nabisco violated its union contract when it brought in temps to do work that union members could have done.

It was the first foreign-owned auto plant in the United States to unionize. Everywhere else in the world, VW factories are union-represented.

An 11-year employee was fired for clocking in seven minutes early. That was just a pretext, said the judge.

According to the government, Kaiser defrauded Medicare in California and Colorado to the tune of about $1 billion over a period of 10 years.

More than 31,000 Kaiser Permanente health care workers in California and Hawaii have been on an open-ended strike since Jan. 26.

Labor will have to figure out how to face up to an authoritarian playbook.

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