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- Labor Day Picnic
- Join OFNHP and other members of the Northwest Oregon Labor ........ read more
- September Members Meeting
- We'll have a brief members meeting at Oaks Park during ........ read more
- Presidents and VPs Meeting
- Bargaining Unit Presidents and Vice Presidents will meet to continue ........ read more
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- Labor Day Picnic
Join us for the annual Labor Day Picnic at Oaks Park on Monday, September 6! read more
Keeping It Local
- AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Visits Portland
On Tuesday, August 24, 2010, OFNHP President Linda Rohman and other local Labor leaders attended a breakfast with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and AFL-CIO Oregon President Tom Chamberlain.
In his address to local leaders, President Trumka outlined his priorities to keep the labor movement moving forward, as well as his thoughts on how to turn around our sagging economy.
Pictured (l-r):Tom Chamberlain, President AFL-CIO Oregon, Richard Trumka, President AFL-CIO, Linda Rohman, President OFNHP.
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- OFNHP Members Overwhelmingly Vote In Favor of New Contracts
Throughout the week of June 14, OFNHP members turned out in force to show their support for the new Tentative Agreements. read more
- Meet Your New Officers and Delegates!
The results are in, and OFNHP members have elected our new officers and delegates. Congratulations to all of the candidates, and to each of you for exercising your right to vote for the future of our union.
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- Meet Your Local Bargaining Team for KP 2010
OFNHP members have selected their bargaining team for local negotiations with KP. Find out who each Bargaining Unit has selected. read more
The National Front
- National Negotiations Reach Tentative Agreement
A tentative national agreement has been reached! read more
- Nurses Express Mixed Opinions on Computerized Records
Registered nurses are split on the impact on patient care of newly implemented electronic medical records and charting systems in their hospitals, according to the findings of the first national survey of nurses on computerized records. President Obama has strongly advocated computerized records systems to reduce medical errors and improve patient care. read more