Behavioral Health Workers at Legacy’s Unity Center File for Union Recognition
Workers are advocating for better staffing ratios, which they say will improve patient care.
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SB 611 Opponents Urge Legislators to ‘Clip Portland’s Wings’
Landlords’ group testified against rent control measure and in favor of expanding the urban growth boundary and making inclusionary zoning voluntary
‘Tripledemic’ Slams Oregon Health Care Systems
The Oregon Nurses Association says patient numbers have overwhelmed hospital staff
Hood River Nurses Ratify Contract With Providence
The new contract comes on the heels of 7 months of negotiation, and includes wage increases starting at 14%.
Providence St. Vincent Reaches Tentative Agreement with Nurses’ Union
Negotiations at Providence Milwaukie and Willamette Falls continue, and more union activity is also planned.
A Tale of Two Cities
As COVID-19 changes the working landscape, staffing firms have adapted to higher demand for remote work, skills shortages and an expanded, nationwide candidate pool.
Downtime with Pat Welch
The founder and CEO of staffing firm Boly:Welch relaxes with a game of mah-jongg and poker on a rainy day.
Staffing firms to boost apprenticeship model
A new regulation aims to remove barriers to apprenticeship.
Congressional offices on the frontlines
Executive orders. Immigration bans. Mass protests. The repeal of the Affordable Care Act — maybe. Nonstop presidential tweeting.
Facebook plans third data center
Facebook has filed plans for a third data center in Prineville, a smaller facility of about 62,000 square feet.