Fictional Mailbag– The Skinny On Mandatory Cholesterol Testing
Happy 2017. The new year is always a time for resolutions and fresh starts.
Year: 2017
New Form I-9 Required After 01/21/17
In November, 2016, U.S. Citizens and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a revised Form I-9, the form used to verify employee identity and authorization to work in the United States. Among the changes on the new form are revised questions regarding employee names in Section 1, the inclusion of “prompts” to reduce errors and facilitate correct … Read more
Morning Roundup
Oregon Medicaid waiver approved, Owyhee monument officially shelved and snow continues to disrupt business.
Reader Forum
Readers respond to articles about Zupan’s packing up shop, Portland’s grindingly slow response to snowpocalypse and the millennial workforce.
Investment Firm Arnerich Massena Announces Long-term Succession Plan, Maintaining its Independence and 100% Employee Ownership
Tony Arnerich will retain an ownership position and serve as CIO and advisor – David Nute named CEO
Snow disrupts car-sharing services
Portland’s snowstorm has interrupted business for car-sharing services whose crews have been working round-the-clock to dig out cars across the city.
Morning Roundup
Cascade Siskiyou Monument expanded, Obama blocks new mining in southwest Oregon and OHSU puts hiring on hold.
Morning Roundup
Oregon in State of Emergency, winter storm takes toll on small businesses and Sen. Wyden pushes for Trump investigation.
Behind the scenes: Creating the Power Book
If you haven’t noticed already, the January issue of Oregon Business is a bit of a different animal to the rest of our monthly magazines.
Street Trust executive director fired
Rob Sadowsky, executive director of The Street Trust (formerly the Bicycle Transportation Alliance), has been dismissed from his position, BikePortland.org reports.