WSLC Secretary Treasurer Cherika Carter also reappointed to represent labor on the state board OLYMPIA, WA (February 25, 2026) — Governor Bob Ferguson has appointed Washington...
“We have the talent, interest, and the training,” in Washington. So why do myths about a labor shortage persist? by HEATHER KURTENBACH (February 24, 2026) —...
Opportunities for movement members to grow organizing skills and explore values-based management approaches SEATTLE, WA (February 24, 2026) — The Washington State Labor Education and Research...
Letter carriers are kicking off national contract negotiations with USPS for a collective bargaining agreement that prioritizes an “all-career workforce” WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 23, 2026) —...
The WSLC’s candidate training is designed for union members and labor supporters looking to hone skills as they prepare to run for public office SEATTLE, WA...
A gathering at the State Capitol called for action to address the mental and behavioral health crisis facing building and construction trades workers OLYMPIA, WA (February...
New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows working people continue to claim their power in unions despite obstacles WASHINGTON D.C. (February 20, 2025) —...
With about three weeks remaining in the 2026 legislative session, here are the labor priority bills dead and alive in Olympia OLYMPIA, WA (February 18, 2026)...
Join the local chapter of the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance for two actions commemorating Japanese American Day of Remembrance The following is from APALA Seattle...
Labor leaders hail passage of revenue bill that will provide sustainable funding for health care, education, and child care OLYMPIA, WA (February 17, 2026) — Washington...
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