Oregon Employers Turn to Workforce Training Pipeline to Cut Energy Costs and Close Skilled Labor Gap
A training program for the building management workforce saves Oregon building owners big money and advances the careers of building managers.
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Current and Next Generation Leaders and Community Influencers Set to Present at Business Expo West
Under the theme of STEAM Connect, speakers will educate on construction contracts, workforce solutions, and technology advancement, alongside interactive exhibits and networking.
Business Expo West: STEAM Connect Brings a New Spin on Your Typical Trade Show
Upcoming Expo delivers a winning combination of unparalleled networking, inspiring speaker sessions, interactive exhibits, and innovative facility tours that engage all ages.
Oregon Employers Must Provide New Hires with Pay Information Starting in 2026
What employers should know in preparation for SB 906.
Cirque du Soleil Cited, Fined For Workplace Violations After August Performer Injury
Oregon OSHA also cites the performance troupe for the uneven makeup of its employee safety board.
Oregon Loses 3,700 Jobs, Tipping Unemployment Rate From 4% to 4.1%
Job losses were the largest in semiconductor and electronic component manufacturing.
Two Months After Strike, Fred Meyer Workers Ratify New Contract
UFCW 555, which also covers QFC employees, agrees to terms as parent company Kroger’s merger plans stall.
Call Times Strain Nerves of Unemployed Oregonians
Oregon Employment Department struggles in 2024 after making post-pandemic improvements in customer service.
Tactics: Dr. Jennifer Camota Luebke Wants to Change the Game for Disabled Workers
The president and CEO of Relay Resources reflects on her new job, and how employers can put hiring people with disabilities front and center.