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Aimee Kotek Wilson Is Her Wife s Closest Adviser And Highest Priority

Aimee Kotek Wilson Is Her Wife s Closest Adviser And Highest Priority
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How the role of Oregon s first lady unfolded in emails among Kotek s staff

How the role of Oregon s first lady unfolded in emails among Kotek s staff
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Oregon minimum wage will go up 50 cents July 1

Oregon’s minimum wage will go up by 50 cents per hour in all three regions starting on July 1.

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Oregon Minimum Wage Has Increased

<strong>As of July 1st, 2023, Oregon Minimum Wage Increased Again, With Different Wage Rates For Different Areas Of The State</strong>

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The Skanner News - Bureau of Labor and Industries Commissioner Announces Oregon Minimum Wage Increase

Pursuant to ORS 653.025(5), Commissioner Stephenson of the Bureau of Labor and Industries determined that the minimum wage rates in Oregon will increase on July 1, 2023. Raising the minimum wage can increase worker productivity, reduce absenteeism, and strengthen recruitment and retention of employees, which is a critical component of addressing Oregon’s workforce shortage.

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