Bureau of Labor and Industries

The state agency tasked with investigating wage theft says it will have to dismiss about 17% of cases because it doesn’t have enough staff to handle a surge in claims.

Former civil rights leader accuses agency charged with discrimination in Oregon’s workplace of racism.

The race for BOLI commissioner pits employment lawyer Christina Stephenson against restaurant owner and former state representative Cheri Helt.

Expanded monitoring in Oregon’s Siuslaw National Forest would protect the health of two scenic tributaries.

Construction work can be dangerous, but a new Oregon training program aims to beef up worker safety for a part of the job that’s often overlooked: their…

Oregon’s new sick time law goes into effect at the beginning of next year. The state is seeking public input to clarify rules pertaining to the law.In its…

Finding a job in today's market if you are over 55 isn't easy. Changing demographics and a surge of college-educated millennials competing for jobs mean…

A Eugene convenience store violated the civil rights of a disabled customer when it refused to allow a woman entrance with her service animal. That is…

Oregon's Bureau of Labor and Industries will be touring the state during the next few months updating landlords on new Section 8 housing rules.A law…

A Redmond-based concrete company has been barred from any public works contracts for the next three years. The company failed to pay a group of employees…

Nearly 100,000 Oregonians will see an increase in their wages beginning January 1st. Those making the current $8.95 will soon be making $9.10 an…