US EditionUnemployment benefits for striking workers being considered in Oregon, Washington
- Lawmakers consider unemployment benefits for striking workers in Oregon and Washington.
- American labor activism rose with recent walkouts by nurses, teachers, and Boeing workers.
- Washington's bill covers private sector strikes for 12 weeks after a two-week waiting period.
- Senator Riccelli said it 'helps level the playing field'; Hueer said it unbalances bargaining.
- The bills spark debate amid economic uncertainties and raise questions about employer impact.
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Clackamas County employees will strike in 10 days if deal isn’t made
After months of failed negotiations, Clackamas County’s largest employee union has given county officials 10 days to come to an agreement on a new contract. If not, employees will hit the picket line.
·Portland, United States
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