Labor Radio

Join us as we speak with Laura Nitti, Phoenix Blickle, and Amanda

Bowman-Mejia about their efforts to get OEA to join the coalition pushing for

humane investing of their PERS and other Oregon treasury investments.

Join host Tina Turner-Morfitt, Dr. Audrey Terrell and Deborah Hall in our

salute to Black History Month. This special show features the voices of CBTU

members voicing their views of why union representation is necessary and what

motivates them to be union activist.

Striking nurses and doctors at Providence St. Vincent's, Providence Portland,

and Providence Seaside Hospitals talk about working conditions, worker

solidarity and community connections on the picket line, on day one, two and

three of the open-ended strike involving over...

Join us as we speak with education advocate and activist Leonie Haimson

about the importance of smaller class sizes in public schools.

Join host Deborah Hall, Secretary/Treasurer of Oregon CBTU in her salute to

Kwanzaa celebrated December 26 to January 1. Listen to her flowing soulful

examination of its meaning, intent and symbolism

Join host Deborah Hall, Secretary/Treasurer of Oregon CBTU in her salute to

Kwanzaa celebrated December 26 to January 1. Listen to her flowing soulful

examination of its meaning, intent and symbolism.

Richard Botterill and Kim Martin, rank-and-file leaders in the Oregon Nurses

Association, give us a blow-by-blow lead up to the biggest-yet,

possible Providence Health strike, involving over 5,000 caregivers in eight

hospitals and six clinics across Oregon.

"We Are the Union: How Worker-to-Worker Organizing is Revitalizing Labor and

Winning Big" is Eric Blanc's latest book.  In this interview, he talks

about how recent struggles have developed a new organizing

model, worker-to-worker unionism, which builds scalable power by...