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December 3, 2018CommentaryProposed immigration rule would extinguish Statue of Liberty’s torch
October 25, 2018CommentaryMeasure 105 would set Oregon back
October 24, 2018CommentaryOregon students deserve well-paid teachers
October 17, 2018fact sheetUndocumented Workers in Washington County Pay Millions in Oregon Taxes
October 17, 2018fact sheetUndocumented Workers in Marion County Pay Millions in Oregon Taxes
October 17, 2018fact sheetUndocumented Workers in Multnomah County Pay Millions in Oregon Taxes
September 18, 2018News ReleaseReport finds Oregon teachers are underpaid
September 18, 2018ReportOregon Teachers are Underpaid
August 30, 2018News ReleaseDespite recent uptick, wages for many workers have barely budged long term
August 30, 2018ReportWages Rise, But Many Workers See No Long Term Progress
May 1, 2018State of Working Oregon SeriesStronger Unions Would Reduce Income Inequality
April 10, 2018Blog Post3 facts about Oregon’s gender pay gap
March 26, 2018Blog postDoes Governor Brown take income inequality seriously? We’ll soon find out
March 6, 2018Blog postFamily budget calculator shows child care costs overwhelm households throughout Oregon
March 6, 2018News ReleaseIt takes more than $77,000 for a couple to raise two kids anywhere in Oregon
February 19, 2018Blog postThe ground zero of wage theft
February 12, 2018TestimonyWage theft plagues construction industry
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