About the NORTHwEST Oregon Labor Council We are one of nearly 500 state and local labor councils of the AFL-CIO and are the heart of the labor movement. We are democratically elected bodies dedicated to represent the interests of working people at the state and local level. We mobilize our members and community partners to advocate for social and economic justice and we strive daily to vanquish oppression and make our communities better for all people — regardless of race, color, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, or ethnic or national origin. OUR AFFILIATE MEMBERS View All Affiliates OUR TEAM President Scott Zadow IBEW Local 48 1st Vice President Rob Martineau AFSCME Local 189 At Large Member - Position 1 Will Tucker LiUNA Local 483 At Large Member - Position 3 Lorne Bulling Ironworkers Local 29 At Large Member - Position 6 Carol Krohn IAM District 24 Appointed Position 8 - Arts, Entertainment & Events Rose Etta Venetucci IATSE Local 28 Appointed Position 11 - Metal Trades Brian Richart Boilermakers Local 104 Appointed Position 14 - Public Employee Council Section Isaac McLennan IAFF Local 43 Columbia County Board Seat Ben Heurung Boilermakers Local 104 Washington County Board Seat Patricia Rodrigues AFT, OSEA Local 6732 Executive Secretary-Treasurer Laurie Wimmer UFCW Local 555 2nd Vice President Tracey Powers OPEIU Local 11 At Large Member - Position 2 Taylor Almond BCTGM Local 114 At Large Member - Position 5 Sarah Curtis AFSCME Local 328 At Large Member - Position 7 Ed Barnes IBEW Local 48 Appointed Position 9 - Building & Construction Trades Randall Friesen Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 290 Appointed Position 13 - Provision Trades Madison Walters UFCW Local 555 Multnomah County Board Seat Fiona Yau-Luu UFCW Local 555 Clackamas County Board Seat Austin DePaolo Teamsters Local 223

OUR AFFILIATE MEMBERS AFGE - Government Employees ... AFM - Musicians ... AFSCME - State, County, & Municipal Employees ... AFT - Teachers ... APWU - Postal Workers ... ATU - Transit Workers ... Annual Payers ... BAC - Bricklayers ... BCTGM - Bakery Workers ... CWA - Communications Workers ... DALU - Directly Affiliated Labor Unions ... GMP-USW - Glass, Molders, & Pottery ... HFIAW - Insulators ... IAFF - Fire Fighters ... IAM - Machinists ... IATSE - Stage Employees ... IBB - Biolermakers ... IBEW - Electrical Workers ... IBT - Teamsters ... IFPTE - Professional & Technical Engineers ... IUEC - Elevator Constructors ... IUOE - Operating Engineers ... IUPAT - Painters & Glaziers ... IW - Ironworkers ... LIUNA - Laborers ... MM&P - Masters, Mates, & Pilots ... NALC - Letter Carriers ... OPCMIA - Plasterers & Cement Masons ... OPEIU - Office & Professional Employees ... SAG-AFTRA - Screen Actors - TV & Radio ... SIU - Seafarers ... SMART - Sheet Metal Workers ... UA - Plumbers and Pipefitters ... UAW - Autoworkers ... UFCW - Food and Commercial Workers ... USW - Steelworkers ...

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FEATURED NEWS December 17, 2024 New Labor-friendly Portland City Council Sworn in, Elected with Union Support Portland ushered in a new era in city governance on Dec. 19 as a dozen new leaders were sworn in as City Councilors, ending a 110-year commi Read More NOLC NEWS New Labor-friendly Portland City Council Sworn in, Elected with Union Support Laurie Wimmer Dec 17, 2024 Trump Destroys Workers Rights Sue Milne Feb 24 AFL-CIO Launches the Department of People Who Work for a Living Sue Milne Feb 5 Union Membership Growth, Workers' Rights and More Sue Milne Jan 31 ⯈ More News Stories AFL-CIO NEWS ⯈ More AFL-CIO Stories OTHER NEWS SOURCES 📰 Lawmakers float bills to build more homes, limit rent increases The Oregonian, 12/16/2024 🎙️ A political outsider faces a daunting task: Fix Portland's homelessness crisis OPB, 12/16/2024 📰 Tech giants and their billionaire owners are playing Oregonians for fools Oregon Capital Chronicle, 12/12/2024 📰 Albertsons sues Kroger after Oregon, Washington judges block $24.6 billion merger Portland Tribune, 12/11/2024 📰 City of Portland could be inching toward labor disputes NW Labor Press, 12/5/2024 📰 SEIU Local 503 rejoins the Oregon AFL-CIO NW Labor Press, 12/5/2024 📰 Trump taps Chavez-DeRemer for labor secretary NW Labor Press, 12/5/2024

Executive Board meeting ← Back to All Events EVENT DETAILS Add to Google Calendar Executive Board Meeting Executive Board meeting Mon Feb 24 2025 1:30PM - 3:30PM Feb 24 NW Oregon Labor Council Office 9955 SE Washington St, Portland, OR 97216, USA ← Back to All Events EVENT DETAILS Sorry, you must be a NOLC user to view details.

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BUY UNION The benefits of being a union member extends beyond the workplace. AFL-CIO Union Plus benefits help current and retired labor union members and their families save money and support them through major milestones, celebrations and hardships. These benefits include: Wireless Discounts Switch to AT&T , the only nationwide unionized wireless carrier, and receive significant bill credits and other great deals. Credit Cards The Union Plus Credit Card is designed to meet the needs of union members, with competitive rates, U.S.-based customer service and more. Mortgages The Union Plus Mortgage program helps union members purchase or refinance a home. Insurance Plans Union Plus offers a full range of supplemental life and accident insurance plans dedicated to meeting the unique needs of union members and their families. Affordable auto insurance with driver’s education grants is also available. Union Plus Scholarships In the past 25 years, union members and their children have received more than four million dollars from Union Plus scholarships . Travel and Entertainment Travel should be fun—but it also can be a bargain with travel discounts on car rentals, entertainment, theme parks and more.

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