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Portland City Council voted Wednesday to ratify the City of Portland Professional Workers Union’s first labor contract, securing key wage increases, expanded leave and workplace protections for more than 800 City workers.
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The City and City of Portland Professional Workers Union (CPPW) successfully reached a tentative agreement on their first contract on May 22 - a significant milestone.
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The City of Portland and the City of Portland Professional Workers (CPPW) submitted final offers last week, marking a major step in ongoing negotiations to establish the union’s first contract. A strike is possible as early as the second week of June if an agreement is not reached.
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The City of Portland and CPPW began mediation in March, and the union declared impasse last week. Both parties meet again Thursday, May 8. A strike could be possible as early as the second week of June if an agreement cannot be reached.
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The City of Portland last month ratified new collective bargaining agreements with two of the City’s labor unions; mediation continues with a third.
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Bargaining with AFSCME, DCTU, and CPPW is ongoing, with the City currently in mediation with two of the unions and the third set to begin early next year.
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Represented staff span almost every part of city government, including transportation, water, parks, police, fire and more. Stay up-to-date at Portland.gov/Bargaining.
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