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New Labor Unit Forms At OHSU -- And This Time Without Contention

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A labor movement that has swept through academic medical institutions across the country has finally arrived in Oregon.

OHSU Staff Find New Noose On Campus

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For the second time in nearly three years, a noose was found on the Oregon Health & Science University campus.

By: 
Lynne Terry

Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare Workers Endorse Union

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Counselors, case managers and others at one of Oregon’s largest non-profit mental health providers are the latest in the sector to vote to join a union.

Workers at one of Oregon’s largest non-profit behavioral health providers are unionizing after complaining for years of being overworked and underpaid.

By: 
Jessica Floum
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