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Mallory Gruben

  • Organizer, The Office and Professional Employees International Union
Oregon, Washington
As seen in: The Seattle Times, Washington Times, Seattle PI, The Columbian, The Everett Daily Herald, NewsBreak, The Daily News (Longview, WA), Transport Topics, The Astorian, The Lewiston Tribune and
Covers:  Business, labor, industry, environment, education
Organizer with @OPEIU Local 11; formerly @nwlaborpress, @everettherald via @report4america, and @the_daily_news

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Local journalist covering business, labor, industry and environment for The Daily News in Longview, Washington.

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Squatch Fest grows to two days, to feature man who shot famous film

Squatch Fest grows to two days, to feature man who shot famous film

Local and national Sasquatch enthusiasts will get two days to celebrate the elusive beast at Cowlitz County's…

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Local industries applaud high court's decision to gut Inslee climate plan

Local industries applaud high court's decision to gut Inslee climate plan

Pulp and paper industry and state business officials commended the Washington Supreme Court on Thursday for p…

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Vault's success helps catapult business in downtown Castle Rock

Vault's success helps catapult business in downtown Castle Rock

CASTLE ROCK - Jennifer Engkraf opened her combined bookstore and coffee shop in a historic bank building at a…

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Rainier residents find new sales tax refund process 'onerous, frustrating'

Rainier residents find new sales tax refund process 'onerous, frustrating'

In the last six months, Rainier tree farmer Paul Nys said he spent almost 40 hours organizing his receipts to…

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Longview port to upgrade rail line

Longview port to upgrade rail line

LONGVIEW - The Port of Longview will move forward with a nearly $4 million rail line upgrade with a guarantee…

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Cowlitz County's Squatch Fest grows to two days, will feature man who shot famous film

Cowlitz County's Squatch Fest grows to two days, will feature man who shot famous film

Organizers expect nearly 3,000 people to attend Squatch Fest this year, including nearly a dozen Sasquatch ex…

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Outsourced lab workers unionize

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By Mallory Gruben
| Northwest Labor Press
Workers at 12 Oregon and Washington medical labs voted May 1-3 to join Oregon Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals (OFNHP). The union votes came after Legacy Health System outsourced the operation of its medical labs to Lab Corporation of America (Labcorp). The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) held separate union votes for each of seven proposed bargaining units, with each unit consisting of one to four Legacy locations. In total, 312 workers voted for the union and 49 against.
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Teamsters pause funeral home union campaign but expect to re-file

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By Mallory Gruben
| Northwest Labor Press
Teamsters Local 305 withdrew a union election petition for funeral home workers in Oregon and Washington on April 23 to avoid a lengthy hearing about who belonged in the unit.
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Port of Portland to close its container terminal

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By Mallory Gruben
| Northwest Labor Press
The Port of Portland is planning to shut down Oregon’s only international shipping container service in October, a decision that could affect nearly 1,500 jobs across the state. International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 8 and state lawmakers have asked the port to reverse course. “In today’s world, containers are the backbone of international waterborne transportation,” Local 8 Secretary-Treasurer Leal Sundet wrote in an April 19 letter to port executives.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Local education reporter for The (Longview) Daily News.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Once, briefly, when my mother showed me the one she used in while growing up.

What's your favorite social network?

Probably Twitter
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