If you are one of the many people in Oregon who have been impacted by unemployment, you will want to do everything you can to get some type of income to keep the bill collectors at bay.  To do that, you will want to take advantage of your Oregon unemployment benefits by filing.  The quickest and easiest way to file is online using the website managed by the Oregon Employment Department.  Just review the list of circumstances under which you cannot file online to make sure none of them apply to you. » Continue reading “Filing for Unemployment in Oregon”

If you recently became unemployed in Oregon like so many other people, you’re probably wondering what you’re going to do next. You just lost a source of income, but the bills keep coming in. If you’re like most people, you don’t have a lot saved up and it doesn’t help that you keep getting calls from people wondering when they’ll be receiving the money you owe them. » Continue reading “Oregon Unemployment Insurance Web Site”

If you are unemployed in Oregon, you are definitely not alone, since 1 in every 10 people in Oregon are unemployed. Naturally, everybody is wanting to get back to work as soon as possible to get the paychecks rolling in. Not only does it help to get the monthly income, but the medical, dental, and other benefits are something that a lot of folks have come to rely on. » Continue reading “Oregon Government Job Sites”

If you live in Oregon and have been one of the many people affected by the high unemployment, you are probably unsure what you’re going to do next.  You probably don’t want to leave Oregon.  With its beautiful scenery and variety of outdoor activities, Oregon has become your treasured home.  To help you make ends meet and get back on your feet, the first thing to do is to file for Oregon unemployment benefits. » Continue reading “Oregon Unemployment Offices”

Right now if you talk to just anybody, they would tell you that the  economy is bleak.  This is certainly true for Oregon, where the unemployment percentage is 3% above the national average.  Reviewing  unemployment statistics can be discouraging.  However, the economy will improve as it always does and now is a good time to position yourself so you can take advantage of the recovery. » Continue reading “Oregon Employment Projections”

In May, the unemployment rate for Oregon rose to a seasonally adjusted 12.4%, which is a full 3% above the national average. Unemployment rates range from a low in Gilliam County of 9.3% to a whopping 20.9% rate for Crook County. Odds are that if you live in Oregon you are either directly or indirectly impacted by unemployment. » Continue reading “Oregon Unemployment”