Check out the post for details of the proposals exchanged by the teams this week.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, March 9, AFSCME Local 328 held a solidarity rally to take a stand against the workplace racism, bigotry and silencing we’ve been experiencing at the Richmond Clinic. We grew our power by showing up and realizing we are not alone. You can help our coworkers at the Richmond clinic letting OHSU know that it’s well past time to address the issues with clinic leadership. Real change does not happen without friction, and the status quo cannot be broken without SOMETHING breaking.
Read MoreThis month, Local 328 is launching a Linktree, a landing page for multiple important links, which will serve as a one-stop information resource for our members. Instead of needing to remember a dozen places where to find news or information or whom to contact for assistance, you’ll just need to remember one.
Read MoreThank you so much to everyone who came to our solidarity rally to stand with the brave Richmond workers who came forward to share their stories about workplace racism. We’re pleased to report that the rally received coverage in the local media — KATU and KPTV both ran stories from the event, and the Portland Mercury published a detailed article about the rally and what led up to it.
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