Worker Power

The power of organized labor has brought us weekends, sick leave, and the minimum wage. However, worker power has decreased during decades of attacks by corporate interests and neglect by the federal government. Increasing the strength of workers is vital to making the economy work for everyone.

Worker Power

The power of organized labor has brought us weekends, sick leave, and the minimum wage. However, worker power has decreased during decades of attacks by corporate interests and neglect by the federal government. Increasing the strength of workers is vital to making the economy work for everyone.

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In an earlier era, a vibrant labor movement nurtured a broad middle. But half-a-century ago, under severe attack from corporations,

Years from now, we may look back at 2022 as the year when the labor movement began its resurgence, ushering

My name is Janet Bauer, Director of Policy Research at the Oregon Center for Public Policy. I respectfully submit this
A little over a year ago, when much of the economy remained shut due to the Covid pandemic, the U.S.

Many workers have had enough with poor quality jobs. A record number of workers quit their jobs this past August,

In the latest episode of Policy for the People, we explore the problem of poor quality jobs — jobs that

On the eve of the pandemic, at a time when Oregon enjoyed one of the strongest job markets on record,

Executive summary On the eve of the pandemic, a time when the nation was experiencing the longest economic boom on

Undocumented workers in Oregon are more likely than not to perform work considered essential during the pandemic, yet they have
The recession triggered by the COVID-19 crisis has hammered Oregon’s undocumented workers — workers who more likely than not perform

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