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Oregon Has Second Highest Number Of Remote Workers In US
Federal data indicates that after the pandemic, thousands of Oregon workers returned to their offices last year. However, the number of people working remotely for at…
No Smooth Sailing in Sight for Nike for the Next Few Quarters
UPDATE: Nike’s New CEO Elliot Hill To Take The Reigns As Company Pins Hopes On Growth
U.S. Bank Departure from the Big Pink Skyscraper is Indicative of Portland Urban Decay
The decision by U.S. Bank not to renew its lease in the Big Pink skyscraper is another blow as urban decay erodes downtown Portland.
Medford Roofing Company Fined Over $100K For Repeated OSHA Violations
JAM Construction Inc., a Medford-based roofing company cited for repeated violations related to fall protection, has been issued a $103,438 fine by the Oregon…
Unclear How Many Oregon Workers Will Lose Their Intel Jobs in Latest Cutback
Amid plummeting stock prices, Intel announced yesterday that it is going to cut 15,000 jobs in a massive drive to cut costs.
Coquille Tribe’s 12-Year Battle to Open Medford Casino Draws to a Close
A final environmental impact statement by the federal government will seal the Coquille Indian Tribe’s 12-year-long struggle to open a casino on Highway 99 in South…
UFCW is Spending Millions to Persuade Lawmakers to Allow Cannabis Workers to Unionize
Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 555 is throwing millions of dollars into a campaign to persuade lawmakers to ease the way for cannabis workers throughout Oregon…
732 People Lose Their Jobs at Nike, Oregon, as Part of a $2 Billion Cutback on Expenses
Nike has slashed 732 positions at its global headquarters near Beaverton as part of its decision to trim 2% off its global workforce. The leading sportswear brand…
