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City of Portland Professional Workers Union

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

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Portland, OR 97207

Tag: wages

We won our first contract by organizing together. Now it’s open again.

This reopener is about compensation and recognition for the work we do and the skills we bring – plus the protections we deserve.

Watch the video to see how you and your coworkers work together to win the strong contract we all deserve.

Posted on February 5, 2026July 15, 2026Author Meg WrenCategories BargainingTags 2026 reopener, bargaining, contract, layoffs, reopener, wages
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