By Dave Duffy, backwoodshome.com
This is a story that comes out of my own home town of Gold Beach, Oregon. It pits the high school band, consisting of 15 teenagers ranging in age from 15 to 18, against the powerful local teacher’s union that tried to shut the band down because their unpaid volunteer band director, who everybody agreed was doing a good job, did not possess an Oregon teaching credential.
By Congressman Doc Hastings, The Star
Last summer, news reports broke that the U.S. Department of Labor was effectively holding hostage the crops of blueberry farmers in Oregon until they signed documents agreeing to alleged violations to federal labor laws. Since then, similar cases have popped up on the west side of our own state of Washington.
By Hannah Hoffman, Statesman Journal The 2014 election could be rough on public employee unions.
By Hannah Hoffman, StatesmanJournal.com A former public employee union president on Monday won the second round
By Hannah Hoffman, StatesmanJournal.com A proposed ballot measure called the “Public Employee Choice
National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation A group of local school bus drivers have
The Oregonian Any day now a Multnomah County Circuit Court judge will decide whether upcoming
By Don McIntosh, nwlaborpress.org It took three legislative sessions for the Oregon AFL-CIO to win passage
