Government shutdown looms
BBC: A US government shutdown looms as Democrat and Republican lawmakers remain unable to strike a deal on a new plan to continue funding its operation.
Year: 2013
Connections: That’s what Boly:Welch is all about
Produced by the Oregon Business marketing department
Boly:Welch was founded in 1986 based on a close connection between Diane Boly and Pat Welch. The two had worked together at another recruitment firm and shared certain core values: passion for their work, a sense of humor, a commitment to their community and a desire to create a healthy, nurturing work environment.
Pass the salt
Sodium chloride has the potential to solve a major problem in the production of silicon nanostructures.
Law Firms Powerlist and Partners’ Perspective
A conversation with leading partners at Bend’s largest law firm and a midsize firm in Portland, plus rankings of Oregon’s top law firms in 2013.
What to wear in the office
It’s all too easy to fall into a fashion rut at work. As the autumn season kicks into high gear, we talked to a few stylists about how to stay on trend while not looking inappropriate or overly casual in the office.
What I’m reading: Greg Frick
Greg Frick, Partner at HFO Investment Real Estate, shares what he’s reading.
What I’m reading: Integra’s Kevin O’Hara
Integra CEO/President Kevin O’Hara tells us what he’s reading.
Recent Court Decisions Shine a Renewed Light on the Desirability of Employee Arbitration Agreements
Some employers have embraced the use of employment arbitration agreements as a way to manage and mitigate the rising costs, risks and liabilities associated with employment-related claims. Historically, employment arbitration agreements require employees to present employment-related claims, such as employment discrimination, wrongful discharge, harassment, or claims for wages or compensation to an arbitrator, in lieu of proceeding to court.
Oregon’s small manufacturers grow under the radar
Away from the glitter and the glamour, Oregon’s small manufacturers grow.