Labcorp workers have been at the bargaining table for a year, fighting for a fair first contract that protects their patients and their profession. Labcorp has dragged its feet, refusing to make reasonable proposals while lab workers continue to push for fair wages, safe staffing, and respect on the job.

But this September, the tables are turning. Labcorp workers are holding multiple bargaining sessions throughout the month, and each one is being packed with their coworkers and supporters from across OFNHP to show management the power of unity. On Tuesday, September 17th at 11:30am, we’re

As we move closer to a potential strike, it’s important that every member has the information they need. That’s why we’re hosting a series of Strike FAQ Tele-Town Halls—multiple opportunities to hear directly from union leaders, get your questions answered, and make sure you know exactly what to expect if we go on strike.

These sessions will cover everything from strike logistics to your rights on the picket line and how to support your coworkers throughout the campaign. Each session will include a presentation and time for live Q&A.

Choose the session that works best for your schedule and click

This past week, we continued national bargaining with Kaiser Permanente alongside the Alliance of Healthcare Unions. While we are proud of the progress we have made, we remain far apart on many of the issues that matter most to our members.

Economics

The Alliance economic subgroup met with Kaiser Permanente (KP) on Monday and Wednesday. KP made no meaningful movement toward our goal of restoring fairness to our wages. High inflation and recent contract settlements in our region have left Kaiser scrambling to fill open positions while our members struggle to keep up.

Instead of countering on wages

On Thursday, August 7, our members filled downtown Portland to demonstrate unity and strength in the fight for justice at Kaiser. The rally featured speakers from across our union and other locals in the Alliance of Healthcare Unions, along with political leaders such as Representatives Travis Nelson and Rob Nosse, and labor leaders including Oregon AFL-CIO President Graham Trainor and Portland Association of Teachers (PAT) President Angela Bonilla. The event closed with powerful speeches from OFNHP President Sarina Roher and AFT National President Randi Weingarten.

“Kaiser is an organization

This week marked a critical moment in our fight for a fair national contract with Kaiser Permanente. As members of the Alliance of Healthcare Unions—which represents over 60,000 healthcare professionals across the country, including our own OFNHP members—we have been at the table demanding what we all know is necessary: safe staffing, fair wages, and a real voice on the job.

At Thursday night's rally, we showed just how powerful we are. Hundreds of OFNHP members and allies packed Terry Schrunk Plaza in downtown Portland for a historic demonstration in support of healthcare workers and the

Kaiser Week of Action Starts August 4th
the first week of August, OFNHP members across our Kaiser facilities are taking bold, unified action to show our strength and solidarity as we head toward the critical August 7th Rally for Patient Care and Healthcare Justice. Each day this week highlights a different way to mobilize, connect with our coworkers, and raise our collective voice as we fight for a fair contract and the future of our profession. These actions are designed not only to build momentum for Thursday’s rally, but also to make clear—across every site and department—that we are united