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  • Be a part of our September 7, 2026 Labor day Picnic!

    (But hurry - the deadline is fast approaching!) Labor Day at Oaks Park is a beloved tradition that unionists have always looked forward to, but friends, we need your help! In order to put on this massive (and expensive) undertaking, we need more partners to step forward and co-sponsor the event. So far, we have 11 co-sponsoring unions whose members will be able to revel in union music, chicken with all the trimmings, a craft fair, informational exhibitors, words of wisdom from our pro-labor political leaders, and of course, RIDES! But we need more of you to step forward. Last year, 25 different entities joined NOLC in hosting this party – more than twice the number as have stepped up to the plate this year. Remember, working families who would love to be a part of it cannot gain entry unless their union co-sponsors and has obtained ride or non-ride bracelets (the Park’s version of attendance passes) for them. If you’re a union leader, please call (503) 235-9444 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE to sign up to join us. If you’re a rank-and-file member, ask your union whether they’ve done so. If they have not, show them this notice! OUR ABSOLUTE DEADLINE TO SIGN UP AS A CO-SPONSOR IS AUGUST 1, 2026 Click link below for the Labor Day Picnic Tool Kit!

  • Sign the Petition to Stand with BCTGM Bakery Employees

    Your support can help bakery workers move toward a fair contract settlement. Bakery employees serve customers, support daily store operations, and deserve the same consideration for living wage increases as other covered employees. Fair wages. Respectful treatment. A stronger voice together. Thank you for supporting fairness, respect, and a fair settlement for bakery department employees. Please click the link below and add your name to the petition to show your support. Your personal contact information will not be shared with Albertsons. https://form.jotform.com/261664714351154?link_id=6&can_id=381f958cc3771cb0456db21e64bfaf8e&source=email-&email_referrer=&email_subject=9f306ac216b287fcdad8b9d06b169b5a5bd5890c&&

  • Are you crafty?  Do you have an artsy side hustle? Is your garden overflowing?

    If so, the NW Oregon Labor Council would love to host you at our 2026 Labor Day Picnic, returning again to Oaks Park. Among our growing and popular offerings is a crafts fair. Your artwork or craft items are welcome, and we are waiving our normal booth fee again this year. We do not jury the items and we do not take a percentage of sales. The Labor Day Picnic will take place Monday, September 7th (11 am to 4 pm). If you are interested or know someone who may be, please pass the word and let us know. As usual, we will be hosting a picnic lunch for $22 (pre-ordering by August 14 is required) as well as live music and the introduction of all pro-labor public officials and candidates. Call (503) 235-9444 for more information or, to secure your booth, click on the button below:

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  • NW Or.Labor Council

    Print as PDF Labor Day Parking Pass COPY. Use this only if original is lost or destroyed. Copy generated on 8/15/2026, 9:30:02 PM (Please print this out and have it visible under your windshield when parking so that NOLC volunteers can easily scan your QR code.) 11112222 288 NAME: TEST ROBERTS PLATE: EVENT: LABOR DAY PICNIC SEPT 7, 2026 OAKS PARK, 7805 SE Oaks Park Way Portland, OR 97202

  • NW Or.Labor Council

    Print as PDF Labor Day Parking Pass COPY. Use this only if original is lost or destroyed. Copy generated on 8/15/2026, 9:33:23 PM (Please print this out and have it visible under your windshield when parking so that NOLC volunteers can easily scan your QR code.) 69599603 481 NAME: TEST MCGEE PLATE: EVENT: LABOR DAY PICNIC SEPT 7, 2026 OAKS PARK, 7805 SE Oaks Park Way Portland, OR 97202

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    Explainer: Report on Union Members Why we're in a surge of organizing Learn more Sign the Petition to Stand with BCTGM Bakery Employees Be a part of our September 7, 2026 Labor day Picnic! Are you crafty? Do you have an artsy side hustle? Is your garden overflowing? MORE NOLC NEWS URGENT ACTION: YOUR PSU UNION SIBLINGS NEED YOUR HELP Aug 28, 2025 COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE KAISER RALLY AND BLOOD DRIVE! Jul 23, 2025 Trump Destroys Workers Rights Feb 24, 2025 AFL-CIO Launches the Department of People Who Work for a Living Feb 5, 2025 ⯈ More News Stories UPCOMING EVENTS ⯈ More Events 24 Aug Council Meeting Mon Aug 24 2026 AFL-CIO NEWSFEED ⯈ More News Stories OTHER NEWS 📰 Lawmakers float bills to build more homes, limit rent increases The Oregonian, 12/16/2024 🎙️ A political outsider faces a daunting task: Fix Portland's homelessness crisis OPB, 12/16/2024 📰 Tech giants and their billionaire owners are playing Oregonians for fools Oregon Capital Chronicle, 12/12/2024 📰 Albertsons sues Kroger after Oregon, Washington judges block $24.6 billion merger Portland Tribune, 12/11/2024 📰 City of Portland could be inching toward labor disputes NW Labor Press, 12/5/2024 📰 SEIU Local 503 rejoins the Oregon AFL-CIO NW Labor Press, 12/5/2024 📰 Trump taps Chavez-DeRemer for labor secretary NW Labor Press, 12/5/2024 ⯈ More News Stories ACTION CENTER URGENT ACTION: YOUR PSU UNION SIBLINGS NEED YOUR HELP Portland State University faculty need the help of our Union Family today! The university’s Board of Trustees has been dangerously detached from educational and labor experience and concerns as it relates to decision making about the future – decisions that, if done wrong, will wreak irrevocable harm to the university’s students and workers. One way to ensure that the Board of Trustees includes the voice of labor is to appoint Dr. Mary King to an upcoming vacancy. If you co

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