Wage theft victims in Oregon who make $52,710 or more per year will no longer have their cases investigated by the state as of Oct. 1. The Bureau of Labor and Industries is implementing an income ...

Share this article! “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: ‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’” Ronald Reagan In July 2016 BOLI started a new program that allows for ...

As of October, the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries no longer will investigate wage claims for workers earning more than $25.34/hour or $52,710 per year, Commissioner Christina Stephenson told ...

Leadership at Oregon's Bureau of Labor and Industries had longstanding structural problems and management gaps that contributed to backlogs and delays in wage claim processing, according to an audit ...

Many Oregon employers may not be aware that the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) has the authority to conduct surprise, warrantless searches and inspections of employer premises and books ...