Oregon Workers’ Compensation Costs Expected to Keep Falling
The decline mirrors a national drop in workers comp, but Oregon’s low-cost rival states with less robust protection.
The decline mirrors a national drop in workers comp, but Oregon’s low-cost rival states with less robust protection.
Manufacturing sector continues to struggle, though there are some bright spots, including transportation equipment.
The winning pitch will get a $20,000 prize; all applicants will receive business mentorship and counseling.
Oregon’s near-record low unemployment mirrors national trends, with government, services, and hospitality recording the biggest job gains.
Applications will be accepted until the end of June.
Prosper Portland’s director is optimistic about the city’s prospects and her agency’s efforts to overcome a troubling past.
An empty storefront in downtown Burns has been remade into a creative space and small-business incubator.
The SAFE Banking Act has passed out of the House of Representatives seven times but failed in the Senate.
More than 500 California Intel employees lost their jobs in January, but Oregon numbers were not announced.
How the Coos, Curry, and Douglas Counties Business Development Corporation’s award-winning Economic Recovery Initiative set up small businesses and nonprofits in Southern Oregon to thrive