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Workers value having a job they can be proud of, that’s close to home with flexible hours and that has health insurance, according to a survey by the Oregon Values

Workers value having a job they can be proud of, that’s close to home with flexible hours and that has health insurance, according to a survey by the Oregon Values

Workers value having a job they can be proud of, that’s close to home with flexible hours and that has health insurance, according to a survey by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center. Rated the highes...

SALEM — While half of Oregonians say the state is headed in the wrong direction, views on the state’s economy have improved in recent months.

SALEM — While half of Oregonians say the state is headed in the wrong direction, views on the states economy have improved in recent months.

Survey: Oregonians split on whether state is on right track, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

Survey: Oregonians split on whether state is on right track, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

August 03 2021 Conservatives more likely to reject virus vaccines as delta variant leaves state reeling. COVID-19 vaccination rates drop significantly outside of the Portland metro area, according to results of an Oregon Values and Beliefs Center survey. The online survey of Oregon residents showed the three counties making up the Portland area had a 77% vaccination rate. In the survey, 42% of those surveyed said they had not received a COVID-19 vaccine. The survey results mirror those fr...

Border shift? La Pine man behind Greater Idaho movement speaks on latest developments (Update: Adding video, comments) Urges Crook County residents to show up at August 4 county court meeting LA PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Oregons Harney County will vote this November on the "Greater Idaho" proposal of moving the Oregon-Idaho border, as a group called Move Oregon’s Border said Monday it has collected the required number of signatures. La Pine resident Mike McCarter, the president of Citizens for ...

July 12 2021 Oregon Values and Beliefs Center finds roughly 30% of Oregonians think the social justice push had good and bad elements. The Black Lives Matter movement has won supporters and detractors in equal measure, according to a new poll, but many on both sides agree — it changed Oregon, and the world. The Oregon Values and Beliefs Center found that nearly a quintile (19%) of Oregonians believe the social push, often abbreviated as BLM, had a positive impact — while a roughly equ...