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Wages and open/closed shop are top issues as workers, management plan intensive bargaining to reach contract agreement by the end of March.
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She says federal vaccine deliveries must increase to meet the president's goal of opening vaccination to all adults on May 1.
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A bill in the Oregon Legislature would create an advisory group to suggest ways the facilities, which have suffered the majority of deaths from COVID-19, could prepare for an outbreak.
Deschutes, Klamath, Lane, Multnomah and Yamhill, which are advancing from high to moderate risk will see looser restrictions on businesses.
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Seven federally qualified health centers can administer vaccines to patients even if they're not eligible to get vulnerable communities vaccinated sooner.
The directive will require every public K-12 school to offer at least some in-person instruction.
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The state wants its next five-year Medicaid plan, that has to be approved by federal authorities, to allow for spending on housing, for example.
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Oregon officials are drafting the state's next five-year Medicaid plan for review and approval by federal authorities who control the purse strings.
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Senate Bill 764 would prevent "pay to delay" agreements between pharmaceutical companies that delay the introduction of generic prescription drugs into the market.
The vaccine, which needs only one shot, will be used for providers visiting jails and adult foster homes with small numbers of residents who have not yet been vaccinated.
