Sarah Thompson, organizing program manager at AFSCME 75, which represents nearly 2,000 behavioral health workers in Oregon, says former public-sector union jobs are being “subcontracted out to less-regulated agencies,” setting a lower bar for both worker and resident safety.
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Old Town Homeless Village Will Close After Nonprofit Operator Says Conditions Too Dangerous
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