No specialized knowledge about unions is required, but for the job to be a good fit, applicants should have an affinity for the goals of the labor movement—economic justice, safety, security, and dignity for all working people. We’re an independent union-supported regional newspaper, mailed twice a month to about 45,000 union households in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
This is a union-represented position with competitive wages (salary starts at $50,000) and unmatched benefits.
Working from home is an option, but you’d still need to live in the Portland metro area. For out-of-area applicants who’d be a great fit, we can be flexible about the relocation timeline.
Visit https://nwlaborpress.org/apply for more details.
There’s no fixed start date, and the position will be considered open until filled, so apply soon if you’re interested!
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