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Oregon OSHA has fined a Portland environmental services company $118,800 for safety violations that resulted in two workers passing out.

It has been nearly one year since Cardinal IG celebrated their commitment to safety and the Oregon Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s (OHSA) Voluntary Protection Program (VPP). Last July, Cardinal

The state has acknowledged farmworker housing is a problem. Reporter Shannon Sollitt used public records, data and testimony to report this story

Oregon OSHA is in the early stages of reviewing and updating labor housing rules that advocates say should be stricter.

It's a day to recognize employer and worker successes in cultivating safe and healthy jobsites. It's a day to engage in direct conversations – including

With temperatures rising and fire season officially declared, advocates are visiting farms and job sites in Oregon, educating workers about new state rules to protect them from extreme heat and wildfi...

Oregon advocates are visiting farms and job sites to educate workers about new state rules to protect from extreme heat and wildfire smoke.

Industry groups say the state’s heat and wildfire protection rules go too far. Workers and climate advocates say they are long overdue.

MEDFORD, Ore. -- As new Oregon workplace smoke regulation is set to take effect this week a federal lawsuit filed in Medford is challenging the rule.

The lawsuit, filed June 15, asks the U.S. District Court to issue a temporary restraining order preventing Oregon OSHA from enforcing the rules while the court considers whether to block