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May 1, 2019CommentaryThis May Day, commit to fight for workers whose wages are stolen
March 28, 2019Fact SheetOregon’s Capacity to Fight Wage Theft Has Eroded
February 4, 2016News ReleaseState Resources to Fight Wage Theft Cut in Half Over Time
April 15, 2015Blog PostWhat’s Worse Than Earning Oregon’s Inadequate Minimum Wage? Having it Stolen
April 15, 2015Fact SheetRestaurants, Bars and Business Services Lead in Minimum Wage Complaints
February 11, 2015Fact SheetEmployers Pay Only a Fraction of What They Owe in Wage Theft Cases
September 17, 2014News ReleaseOregon Minimum Wage Increases, Though Not Enough for Economic Security
February 24, 2014InfographicNational Survey On Wage Theft
February 20, 2014OPBWage Theft In Restaurant and Construction Industries
February 18, 2014ReportIndustries Topping List of Wage Theft Complaints: Food Services and Construction
February 11, 2014InfographicWhat Is Wage Theft?
December 12, 2013InfographicWage Theft in Oregon
September 18, 2013Statesman JournalState minimum wage edges higher
September 17, 2013News ReleaseMinimum Wage Increase Is Good for Workers and Economy, Though Not Enough to Pull Some Families Out of Poverty
April 5, 2013Fact SheetEmployers Pay Only a Fraction of Monetary Findings in Wage Theft Cases
March 13, 2013TestimonyHB 2976, HB 2977 and HB 3142, Wage Theft
January 14, 2013Fact SheetOregon's Wage Theft Problem Persists
October 3, 2012The Register-GuardCampaign Targets Wage Theft
September 17, 2012News ReleaseOCPP Says About 128,000 Oregon Jobs Will Pay More in 2013
August 2, 2012OPBBureau of Labor and Industries Cuts 14 Positions
August 2, 2012News ReleaseState Slashes Help for Victims of Wage Theft
May 21, 2012Fact SheetEvidence of Widespread Wage Theft
February 9, 2012Fact SheetIn What Industries Is Wage Theft Prevalent?
February 9, 2012News ReleaseOregon Lawmakers to Hear of Harm Wrought by Wage Theft
December 15, 2011News ReleaseRetail Workers Warned to Beware of Wage Thieves This Holiday Season
September 16, 2011Eugene Register-GuardMinimum wage to rise
September 15, 2011Blog Post2012 Minimum Wage Hike Good for Oregonians and Good for Economy
September 15, 2011The SkannerOregon's 30-Cent Minimum Wage Hike Will Help Workers and Economy
September 15, 2011News ReleaseOregon's 30-Cent Minimum Wage Hike Will Help Workers and Economy
September 14, 2011The Portland ObserverLowest Wage to Rise
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"
April 26, 2011Salem-News.comWage Theft in Oregon is Extensive
December 30, 2010News ReleaseOregon Minimum Wage Rises by 10 Cents on New Year’s Day
September 8, 2010Forest Grove News-TimesWe all share in the cost when workers aren't paid
August 6, 2010CommentaryWage Theft Robs Workers and the Economy
December 29, 2008News ReleaseNew Year Brings Wage Boost for Oregon’s Lowest-Paid Workers
September 19, 2007News ReleaseJob Growth Not Dampened by Minimum Wage Raises, Study Shows

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