Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries

The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries oversees labor practices and workplace conditions in Oregon, enforcing state labor laws such as wage and hour regulations, workplace safety standards, and anti-discrimination laws, while also providing resources and support for employers and employees to ensure fair and equitable treatment in the workplace.

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