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Multnomah County's largest union declares no confidence in top officials over office-work mandate

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AFSCME Local 88, which represents 4,000 of Multnomah County's 6,600 employees, plans to deliver a symbolic vote of no confidence in Chair Jessica Vega Pederson and Chief Operating Officer Chris Neal at Thursday's board meeting, citing the county's new requirement that staff work in the office at least three days a week. OPB

opbMultnomah County’s largest public union declares ‘no confidence’ in top officialsIt’s been a little over a week since Multnomah County enacted a stricter in-person work requirement, and its largest employee union is making its opposition known.

Should a county balance in-person work for service delivery against staff's remote and hybrid arrangements, and who should decide?

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