NW Labor Press

Unions are grappling with the rapid rollout of AI in the workplace.

Parades were once a big part of what it meant to celebrate Labor Day.

Labor’s holiday is celebrated by union members, families, and allies. Here are this year's Labor Day picnics in Oregon and Washington.

As Metro exits management of the Schnitzer and Keller venues, the “City that Works” doesn’t want the work either.

SEIU says an increasing share of state university budgets goes to a swelling army of administrative staff and excessive executive pay.

PDX Sliders hired Ogletree Deakins, a management-side labor law firm that specializes in “union avoidance.”

Union negotiators favored a yes vote, but found that rank-and-file members lack trust in the company.

A new board resolution calls for state policies that ensure that digital infrastructure advances the interests of working people.

A union battle at the heart of a new John Sayles novel has lessons from the age of Elon Musk.

Understanding the labor movement can be daunting. This guide is meant as a grand tour of labor organizations in the readership area we serve.

The utility serves rural Oregonians from La Grande to Burns.

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