Voter Proposal Would Give Oregonians $750 Each
IP 17 already has opponents including business groups and Gov. Kotek.
Oregon Awarded $200M to Fight Climate Change
Money from the Inflation Reduction Act will go to reduce emissions in construction, transportation and waste management; Nez Perce tribe gets $37 million.
Funding from Measure 110 Fuels a Transformation in Harney County
Late to arrive, money from the controversial law now funds a mix of recovery programs around the state including Burns’ Fresh Start Cafe. But progress remains slow and data and accountability lag.
Women’s Hoop Dreams Still Alive in Portland
WNBA commissioner says the league intends to continue to add new teams, renewing hope the Rose City at long last gets a franchise.
Tactics: Lindsey Norlander Looks Beyond the Dress
The executive director of Dress for Success Oregon talks
about the organization’s commitment to supporting women and gender-expansive people in the workforce and beyond.
Planned Parenthood’s New Plan
It’s an interesting time to work in reproductive health care.
Amy Handler and Dr. Sara Kennedy, the new CEOs
of Oregon’s two Planned Parenthood affiliates, say they’re ready.
Equip Employees to Use Transit for Better Retention, Recruitment, & More!
Brand Story – Equipping employees to use transit can improve commutes and job satisfaction, while netting many business benefits.
Compassion, Connection and Core Values
Brand Story – Quality care at the H.R. Hoover, MD, Cancer Center pairs patient-centric services with leading technologies.
Oregon Labor Law Updates Effective July 2024
Updates Have Been Announced to Oregon Labor Laws, Including Minimum Wage, Oregon Family Leave Act (OFLA), Paid Leave Oregon, Predictive Scheduling, and the Federal Overtime Exemption Salary Threshold.