Oregon Business In today’s news, Oregon Secretary of State unveils plan to combat shell companies, Roseburg Forest Products withdraws water source from California town and Sen. Jeff Merkley calls for Wells Fargo investigation.
Registration is now open for Bullard Law’s November 9, 2016 NLRB Workshop: The NLRB’s Joint Employment Standard and Temporary Employees – What Does it Mean for You?. We invite you to participate in an interactive discussion about how recent National Labor Relations Board decisions on joint employment can affect unionized and non-unionized businesses who … Read more
“The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: ‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’” Ronald Reagan In July 2016 BOLI started a new program that allows for surprise, warrantless searches of employers’ premises and books to find violations of wage and hour laws and to examine and record “methods … Read more
The word “change” is enough to make many people’s teeth chatter like a Halloween skeleton. And here’s a change big enough to send fear spiraling through the bones of even the most well-adjusted business owner: having the majority of the management team retire in succession over the period of two years.
In the years after the Affordable Care Act, public funding for health care has skyrocketed.
Public funding for the arts in the U.S. has always lagged behind first-world countries, with Germany outpacing this country’s arts funding by 40-to-1.
At Oregon’s largest public school districts, the financial decline started in 1992.
Philanthropy recalibrates as government pulls back.
