Don McIntosh is the Editor at Northwest Labor Press. With a focus on labor laws, labor markets, and the construction industry, he covers a range of topics including layoffs and workforce issues, often reflecting his background as an underground union organizer. Don's work has been featured in Labor Notes, In These Times, Jacobin Magazine, Long View Publishing Co., and the Northwest Labor Press.
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Don McIntosh's coverage primarily focuses on labor unions, strikes, employment, and labor rights. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expert commentary on labor union activities, employment law changes, or significant government announcements impacting the workforce. Additionally, offering perspectives from individuals directly involved in labor negotiations or representing worker interests could be relevant for his coverage.
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Union members have the power to decide elections … when they vote.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer lasted 12 months as Trump's labor secretary, gone after scandal over inappropriate conduct and misuse of public funds.
A bargaining unit of about 250 pharmacists, physical therapists, chaplains, and other professional workers is having trouble getting a first contract at Peacehealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver.
Three contested ballots may swing a tight union vote at Papa Haydn’s Sellwood-Moreland location in Southeast Portland.
All three of the top contenders for the Republican nomination for governor have made their way to the state-of-the-art Operating Engineers Local 701 training center in Canby. Chris Dudley appeared to make the best impression on apprentices and on elected union officers. Local 701 liked his business sense and the fact that he had union experience as a former top officer of the NBA Players Union. | Photo via x.com/Dudley4Oregon
BIG SCISSORS MOMENT Business manager Lynn McDonald officiated the ceremonial opening of IBEW Local 280’s new hall in Redmond, applauded by predecessor Drew Lindsey, who got the project going. | Photo by Don McIntosh
Sam Gillispie, who spent most of his working life as a union representative, died unexpectedly April 13 at age 76.
In an era of exploding income and wealth inequality, with some billionaires paying no income tax at all, could it be time for a tax on great wealth itself?
IBEW Local 48 members participated in the 2025 Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade as part of a Rosie the Riveter drill team. | Photo courtesy IBEW Local 48
STREET CELEBRATION A contingent of AFSCME 88 members joined the Portland May Day march. | Photo by Jason Kaplan
