The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, working on behalf of the Harmon family, has announced memorial service arrangements for Deputy Matthew
Category: Oregon
Oregon Jobs Projected to Increase 16% by 2030
Oregon’s total employment is projected to grow by 317,600 jobs between 2020 and 2030, according to new projections from the
Gov Brown Issues Statement After Receiving Booster and Flu Shots
Governor Kate Brown issued the following statement after receiving her COVID-19 booster shot and flu vaccine at Salem Health’s Edgewater
Share Your Experiences About Prescription Drug Prices
Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services is asking for the public’s help before its third annual public hearing on
Oregon to Lower Unemployment Tax Rate For 2022
The Employment Department has good news for Oregon employers contributing to the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund. Oregon is lowering
Oregon Workers Say What Matters Most in a Workplace
From September 14-22, 2021, the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center conducted a statewide survey of Oregonians’ values and beliefs, including
Oregon to Increase Child Care Assistance for Working Families
Finding affordable, quality child care has long been a struggle for families, and the pandemic has only made this situation
Approximately 550 COVID Deaths to Be Added to State Total Due to Previous Error
Over the coming weeks, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) will begin reporting approximately 550 deaths among people who died with
Oregon Department of Administrative Services Accidentally Disclosed Employee COVID Data
Yesterday all state employees received an email from the Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS) telling them it accidentally disclosed
Survey Findings on Oregon’s Direction, COVID, and the Economy
From September 14th through 22nd, 2021, the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center conducted a statewide survey of Oregonians’ values and
OSP Releases Info Related to Employee COVID Compliance
The Oregon State Police is releasing information related to employee compliance with Executive Order 21-29. These employees are covered under
This Thursday is the Great Oregon ShakeOut Day
Oregonians have learned the importance of preparedness due to numerous recent hazards – including wildfire, drought, floods, ice storms and
