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The Charleston fishing fleet says the International Port of Coos Bay has let the docks and marina fall into disrepair, instead focusing on a multi-billion dollar port expansion project.
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The largest union in California state government held a one-day strike, drawing thousands of workers off the job. It’s pressing Gov. Gavin Newsom for raises and more flexibility to work from home.
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Demanding better pay and a more flexible work-from-home policy, state workers in SEIU Local 1000 voted to authorize a strike as the union negotiates with Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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Cal Fire firefighters tend to earn less money than their counterparts in city fire departments. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law meant to narrow the gap.
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Oregon’s seven public universities reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement with the classified workers' union just before the union was set to strike.
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Manufacturing and food-processing losses weighed on Coos County, while neighboring Curry County’s employment changed little over the year.
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More than 100 college women’s basketball players across the country have signed on to create unions, starting with a push from 10 members of OSU’s team petitioning the university to recognize them as a bargaining unit.
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Klamath Community College and its union for classified employees are waiting for a ruling from a judge over an unfair labor practice complaint that was filed in January.
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Brain sensors are advancing, and California companies, lawmakers and unions are jockeying to shape how the resulting data can be used.
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The Bureau of Land Management is preparing to hire more foresters, forestry technicians, land surveyors and heavy equipment operators to increase timber sales in Oregon.
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Thousands of state workers reported to work in-person this week as Governor Gavin Newsom’s return to office (RTO) mandate for state employees took effect.
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The state flew in a federal highway official to interview for the job last month. It didn’t work out.
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Climatologists are predicting an active fire season after a dry winter. Firefighters around the west are standing ready. That includes crews at California’s only smokejumper base.
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For the past year, Oregon's unemployment rate has fluctuated very little as the state — and the nation — has remained in what economists call a low-hire, low-fire environment.