Most Popular stories: August 2017
Stories about immigrant workers, workplace efficiency and the eclipse top the most popular list.
Year: 2017
Women’s equal pay group debuts in Portland
It is a sad and frustrating fact that women are 60% of today’s college graduates, but less than 22% make it past middle management.
Morning Roundup
State education plan approved, Portland plans for growth in the center city and wildfires hinder cannabis farms.
Lane Powell Adds Bankruptcy, Finance and Litigation Shareholders in Portland
Lane Powell is pleased to announce the addition of Bruce Cahn, David W. Criswell and Brad “Tony” Summers, who have joined Lane Powell’s Portland office as Shareholders. All three were previously Partners at Ball Janik. The new additions will anchor the firm’s Creditors’ Rights Team in the Portland office, providing clients with years of experience in … Read more
Register for the 100 Best Nonprofits to Work for in Oregon 2017 Awards Dinner
Congratulations to the nonprofits that made the 2017 100 Best list! Register here for the 9th annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work for in Oregon awards dinner.
Morning Roundup
FEMA to assist Deschutes County, Lattice Semiconductor considers presidential appeal and SolarWorld fined by DEQ.
Home Base: Logan Padget
Grass Valley farmer Logan Padget, 27, describes the ins and outs of his agricultural workspace. [This feature is one in an occasional series profiling Oregonians through the lens of their home offices.]
Worldly Pursuits: A Chinese Perspective
What is Xinpei Sun’s favorite perk about studying in Oregon?
Worldly Pursuits: An Indian’s Voice
Bhavana Ramesh hears the stereotype all the time: “‘You’re from India, so you must be studying IT.'”
Worldly Pursuits: A Bangladeshi’s View
With a pair of highly educated parents — his father has two master’s degrees, his mother one — Rafid Chowdhury started prepping for college early.