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The Organizer
The newly elected president of the Oregon AFL-CIO shares insight into why unions have surged back to life and where the movement is headed.
Biz Tips: Managing People Causes Disengagement
Regardless of whether your title is executive, director or manager, the practice of managing people instead of leading them drives down engagement.
A Tough Nut to Crack
Scientific advancements have allowed hazelnut crops to boom in Oregon, but the trade war with China and Turkey’s dominance of the market present a challenge.
Opinion: Opportunity Zones Offer Potential for Positive Change
How rural areas can benefit from the new federal tax program that incentivizes investors to develop in low-income communities.
Are Unions Back?
How a newly engaged workforce, high cost of living, and social media brought struggling labor unions surging back to life.
Rolling in a New Direction
Portland’s development boom is displacing the city’s much-loved food carts. What does their future look like?
What Is Old Is New
Anton Kimball, the designer behind several iconic food brands, on what constitutes great packaging design.
The New Town Square
Business development catalyst, community hub or social services center, Oregon’s public libraries have evolved to serve all.