The City of Portland has jumped to the forefront of the national “ban the box” trend and has adopted a new ordinance that restricts many employers from screening applicants based on their criminal history before making a conditional job offer.
The Bullard Edge is fascinated by the difference between lies and failures to communicate. There can be a subtle distinction between the two and both have a huge role in the workplace. The lawsuit filed against USC by former football coach Steve Sarkisian drove this point home.
Dubbed “The Most Committed Man in Skiing” by Powder Magazine in 2012, Jozsi (pronounced Yo-shi) Kabdebo is getting a Timberline ski run named in his honor at the ski area’s Winter Kickoff Party on Saturday December 19th at 10:15am.
NPR: Ted Miller calculates how much violence costs.
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The ACLU has sent a letter to Walgreens expressing concern over its partnership with a Catholic hospital to run its in-store clinics.
Smarsh wants to build a “pipeline” for its Portland headquarters.
Residents of far-flung neighborhood call on city officials to address their own affordable-housing crisis.
City Council weighing proposal that doesn’t explicitly name GOP frontrunner but rebukes his Muslim ban.
Brand releases second Damian Lillard shoe; Nick Young signs, wears Yeezys on court.
Jules Bailey shares results of a recent poll that shows he leads with 38 percent of voters’ support.