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OHSU Interns, Residents and Fellows File For Union Representation

Interns, residents, and fellows at OHSU - also known as house officers - submitted union authorization cards on Tuesday, October 15th. A strong majority of the over 800 house officers signed authorization cards signaling their desire to form OHSU-House Officers Union/AFSCME.

OHSU Interns, Residents and Fellows File For Union Representation

Graduate Researchers United Rally OHSU Community Against Exploitation

Graduate Researchers United/Oregon AFSCME (GRU), a union of PhD research students at OHSU, rallied over 100 OHSU graduate research students, faculty and community supporters on Wednesday to demand respect after OHSU management tried rescinding previously agreed-upon language.

Graduate Researchers United Rally OHSU Community Against Exploitation

Oregon AFL-CIO Passes PERS Accountability Resolution

The 56th Oregon AFL-CIO Convention voted on a resolution that restricts contributions to the lawmakers that turned their backs on public employees. Read their statement:

Oregon AFL-CIO Passes PERS Accountability Resolution

Oregon AFL-CIO Passes PERS Accountability Resolution

Oregon AFSCME Board: “No interviews, no endorsement, no financial support"

Following passage of the anti-worker SB1049, the board of Oregon AFSCME, representing over 26,000 public sector employees, voted unanimously to disqualify legislators that voted for SB1049 from Oregon AFSCME’s 2020 endorsement process. 

Oregon AFSCME Board: “No interviews, no endorsement, no financial support"

Landmark PTSI Reform Bill Prioritizes Public Safety Workers

Following a signing ceremony for the Post Traumatic Stress Injury Reform Bill (SB507), Oregon AFSCME released the following statement:

Landmark PTSI Reform Bill Prioritizes Public Safety Workers