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Portland looks at ban on AI-driven grocery pricing (opens the original)
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Assisted by AI, could grocery stores start setting prices based on the weather, time of day, or how much product remains in stock? Could they tailor the price you pay to what they think they know about your income or shopping history? Not in Portland, if City Council ends up passing an ordinance sponsored by District 4 Councilor Eric Zimmerman. The council’s City Life Committee is set to hold a first hearing on the ordinance Sept. 22. Consumers have become familiar with so-called dynamic pricing
CEO says JH Kelly doesnât âneed or wantâ office union (opens the original)
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JH Kelly â one of the Northwestâs largest construction contractors â is such a solid union partner that âwe proudly sell union laborâ features prominently in its online âculture and valuesâ statement. Surely JH Kelly wouldnât oppose a union campaign. Or so some employees thought. In July, they found out otherwise. JH Kelly employs only union members to perform construction labor in the field. But its several hundred office and professional staff up to now have been non-union. Now
Union approval at highest level in 61 years (opens the original)
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Americans are pro-union. Fully 71% of respondents to an Aug. 3-24 Gallup poll on the subject said they approve of unions, and unions enjoy majority approval across generational and party lines. Just 21% of respondents said they disapprove of unions and 8% had no opinion. The Gallup polling organization asks the same question about union approval every year. This year’s level of union approval tied with 2022 for the highest level since 1965. A plurality of respondents (47%) also said they would l
Engineers reach new agreement with Boeing (opens the original)
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Less than three weeks after engineers voted to reject Boeing contract offers and authorize a strike, the company presented an improved offer to Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA). SPEEA bargains jointly for a professional unit of 13,000 Boeing engineers and scientists and a technical unit of 4,000 Boeing analysts, designers, technicians, and other specialists. According to a union summary, Boeing’s new offers include across-the-board wage increases of 10% effectiv
Portland will phase out Cesar Chavez Boulevard (opens the original)
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The City of Portland is closing homeless shelters, struggling to improve overlong police response times, and neglecting its roads and parks. But on Sept. 9, a frequently fractious City Council found an action to unite on: phasing out the only street name in the city that honors a labor leader. Cesar Chavez is famed as the founder of the United Farm Workers union, but in the wake of revelations that he groomed and sexually abused underage girls, local governments around the country have been stri
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