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City of Portland Professional Workers Union

City of Portland Professional Workers Union

A union dedicated to the professional workers at the City of Portland

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  • About CPPW
    • Union leadership
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    • Constitution and bylaws
  • Get help at work
    • Steward directory
    • Weingarten rights
    • City transitions and realignments
    • Layoff and job change survey
  • Member resources
    • Get free union swag and backgrounds!
    • Swag store
    • Professional Development Fund
    • Progressive dues
  • Your Contract
    • Your contract
    • Bargaining 2026
    • Classification/Compensation Project 2025-2026
  • Get connected
    • Calendar
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    • Executive Board meetings
    • Using the CPPW Discord
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    • Labor news and resources
  • Your 2026 Strike Hub
    • Strike Authorization Vote
    • How we got here
    • 2026 CPPW Strike FAQs

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CONTACT CPPW:

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Mailing Address:
PO Box 8193
Portland, OR 97207

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CPPW email update – Take the Strike Preparedness Survey Now!

Take the Strike Preparedness Survey to help your union mobilize for a potential strike! Hit the email link for all the details, including link to the survey.

Survey is open until Friday, September 25, 2026

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Posted on September 14, 2026September 14, 2026Author Sarah MessierCategories Communications, Union Organizing

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