Pacific NW Ironworkers Training Center

Today in Union HISTORY
APRIL 2
1909 – The Union Label Trades Department is chartered by the American Federation of Labor. Its mission: promote the products and services produced in America by union members, especially those products identified by a union label, shop card, store card, and service button.
1923 – The Supreme Court declares unconstitutional a 1918 Washington, D.C., law establishing a minimum wage for women.
1995 – Major league baseball players end a 232-day strike, which began the prior Aug. 12 and led to the cancellation of the 1994 postseason and the World Series.

FYI: Child daycare an issue for many ironworker families:

Oregon child care construction grant program winds down More than 180 projects across Oregon have received funding from the program.