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Portland city workers accept new contract, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

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Portland and trade unions reach deal averting strike

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) The head of the District Council of Trade Unions said Wednesday.

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Deal reportedly reached to avert Portland staff strike

A portion of the City of Portland's workforce was set to strike starting Thursday, but the city has reportedly reached a last-minute deal with a coalition of unions.

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Portland City Workers Agree to New Labor Contract, Averting a Major Strike

A union representing more than one thousand city of Portland workers reached a contract agreement with the city Wednesday, narrowly avoiding a strike that was set to begin Thursday morning. The union approved a contract that they previously rejected, arguing that the city wasn’t fairly compensating workers for cost of living increases. “Over 40% of our members still wanted to strike,” union president Rob Martineau told the Oregonian. “That, to me, shows how many of.

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