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August 29, 2019News ReleaseNot all is well underneath Oregon’s record low unemployment
August 29, 2019State of Working Oregon seriesOregon’s Labor Market Recovers Unevenly
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
September 25, 2015Fact SheetLow- and Middle-Wage Workers Lose Ground During Economic Recovery
September 1, 2015State of Working Oregon SeriesOregon Income Inequality: More Than Three Decades in the Making
August 22, 2013The SkannerReport: States Can Build a Stronger Economy by Focusing Resources on Education
August 22, 2013Blog PostThe Key to Increasing Wages and Productivity

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