The Rainier Valley facility’s imminent closure leaves over 100 people looking for new jobs.
Theatrical stage employees come for the music and stay for the thrill. But at what price?
Despite strong opposition, the majority of councilmembers ratified the agreement.
Seven of nine councilmembers will need to pass the agreement to ratify it. What will they decide?
A community input group submitted briefs to the federal court on Oct. 29, but is the public’s voice truly heard?
Commissioners say the agreement rolls back reform, but labor groups and Mayor Durkan disagree. Meanwhile, a community activist might sue them.
The Seattle City Council introduced legislation to approve a long-awaited agreement, but not everyone seems satisfied.
The Westin Seattle employees will picket to demand higher wages from Marriott International.
Some educators say they’re ready to stall negotiations to demand competitive wages.
As the cost of living booms, case managers in contract negotiations cite low wages for high turnover rates.
Meet the three local woman who are bringing the issue to the forefront.
Seven fast food chains have agreed to end no-poaching policies that economists say cause wage stagnation.
The case decision eliminates “fair share” fees, but local unions say they’re prepared.
Photographs and stories from a peaceful edition of the annual March for Immigrant and Workers Rights.
As the Portland grocer expands to Seattle, labor organizers raise concerns about its treatment of workers.
New statistics show a decrease in unemployment and higher average pay, but the growth may start to slow.
Over a year after voter approval, the law’s framework remains unset and open for public suggestion.
Over 100 employees would lose their jobs if the Rainier Valley facility shuts down.
As the yellow bus service resumes, the district continues plans to attract more contractors.
It has been more than a year since the law was approved by voters.
