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AFSCME and Oregon Health & Science University remain apart on pay raises and other economic issues.
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The suit alleges the company’s negligence contributed to a data breach affecting patients and employees.
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Nearly 40 health care workers at the Pendleton hospital have organized to join the Oregon Nurses Association.
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U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden asks Oregon and 14 other states for information about consumer complaints.
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A wide-ranging plan would put nurses in hospitals and long-term care facilities while offering incentives.
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Federal suit includes numerous explicit texts allegedly sent by recently departed state employee.
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In a lawsuit, a former prisoner alleges he didn’t get surgery to treat a broken nose for months despite repeated requests for care.
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A study of rural drug users in 10 states found the combination fuels heightened overdose risk, but many programs are not equipped to treat people who are using both drugs.
A new payroll system instituted in early July has led to lost wages, and system officials say they are trying to fix it.
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Central Oregon provider tries to recoup overpaid wages as employees push for details.
