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February 9, 2012Fact SheetIn What Industries Is Wage Theft Prevalent?
February 9, 2012News ReleaseOregon Lawmakers to Hear of Harm Wrought by Wage Theft
December 28, 2011News ReleaseOver 100,000 Oregonians Get Pay Raise on New Year's Day
December 15, 2011News ReleaseRetail Workers Warned to Beware of Wage Thieves This Holiday Season
December 14, 2011Fact SheetIf Economic Growth Assured Well-Being, Oregonians Would be Thriving
September 15, 2011Blog Post2012 Minimum Wage Hike Good for Oregonians and Good for Economy
September 15, 2011News ReleaseOregon's 30-Cent Minimum Wage Hike Will Help Workers and Economy
August 30, 2011Blog PostRead About and Speak Out for the Middle Class
August 30, 2011ReportThe Fraying of Oregon's Middle Class
August 30, 2011News ReleaseOregon's Middle Class Under Threat
May 27, 2011Blog PostWe're Not Broke
May 25, 2011Blog PostCan it be that they will coddle the thieves?
May 23, 2011Fact SheetThe Tip of an Iceberg: Substantial Wage Theft Complaints in Oregon’s Construction Industry
April 26, 2011Blog PostLawmakers’ vote on wage theft legislation comes down to a very simple choice
April 26, 2011News ReleaseWage Theft in Oregon Is "Extensive"
December 30, 2010News ReleaseOregon Minimum Wage Rises by 10 Cents on New Year’s Day
September 20, 2010News ReleaseOregon Minimum Wage Set to Rise by 10 Cents
September 3, 2010ReportGloomy Days, But a Ray of Hope, for Oregon Workers
September 3, 2010News ReleaseUnionized Workforce is a "Ray of Hope" Amid Economic Gloom
August 6, 2010CenterPointsWage Theft Robs Workers and the Economy
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