Americans mostly want more union power, but they don’t think it’s likely.

The former 39th Avenue will be called Campesinos Boulevard.

The public university has hired a top anti-union law firm to stop the players union.

A ratification vote will take place Sept. 24 to Oct. 1.

Fast-growing all-union construction contractor says ‘no thanks’ to office workers unionizing.

An ordinance sponsored by Portland City Councilor Eric Zimmerman will get its first hearing Sept. 22.

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

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

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.

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.

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

In recent years more than 60 workers a year in Washington and 20 workers a year in Oregon have suffered serious harm from heat.

Defying an anti-union campaign, they voted 2-to-1 to join AFSCME Local 1790.

The trust fund is set to be depleted by late 2032, but don’t let anyone tell you that means Social Security won’t be around when you need it.

The announcement came one week after Local 7901 announced that 59 of the company’s 102 workers had signed a union petition.

Players union interim director Bruce Meyer explains the wide MLB-union divide.

Oregon’s Child Care for Construction program helps apprentices and new journeymen afford childcare while building careers.

A new overtime exemption rule will result in greater exploitation of low-paid managers and professionals.

Driver pay is down even though rider cost is up. It's no mystery as to why.

A bill to speed up first union contracts is heading to a vote in Congress.

The four-year deal covers 1,160 loggers and mill workers in Oregon and Washington.

Once all the Cesar Chavez street signs come down, few streets will remain that honor the contributions of organized labor.

Portland City Council may once again be about to undo its 2009 change of 39th Avenue to César E Chávez Boulevard.

The vote was 17 to join CWA Local 7901, 12 to join AFSCME Local 189, and 4 to remain non-union.

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Raises of 0.35% a year? Yes, you read the 0 right. Two unions at PCC jointly declared impasse Jan. 30 and could strike as soon as March 10.

Oregon lawmakers meet from Feb. 2 to no later than March 8 for their biennial “short session,” and this one is expected to be challenging.

Portland State serves working, first generation and transfer students, powering Oregon’s workforce. Its mission needs funding to match.

The 32nd annual awards event, formerly known as the SAG Awards, this year was rebranded as the Actor Awards.

The late Elmore Leonard's novella dives into a 1970s farmworker strike, capturing picket line tension, humor, and hard choices.

Faulty cranes and electrical burns: This Idaho plant is a repeat offender.

The longtime president helped double Local 1660 and negotiated safer staffing, shorter workweeks, and stronger contracts for firefighters.

The unit includes surgical technicians, occupational therapy assistants, and technologists who run ultrasound, MRI and mammogram equipment.

The agreement covers around 135 nurse practitioners and physician assistants at Legacy hospitals and clinics.

Food52 hopes to sell to America’s Test Kitchen, which could include the Portland maker light fixtures and home furnishings.

The massive unit would mean nearly wall-to-wall unionization at PSU.

Two unions are vying to represent 41 Portland City Council staffers, triggering a public-sector union election.

One year into the newly reconstituted form of government, it’s clear there’s a dramatically improved relationship with labor.

The three-year deals set terms of work at Fred Meyer and QFC.