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In light of the recent intensive ICE enforcement actions, school administrators should review policies and procedures to ensure that they are prepared if such an action impacts their students. Educators and advocates know that students from immigrant...

Educators work hard to provide the best services for their students, with extremely limited resources. The Internet makes it all too easy to cut, paste, modify, print, and use online materials. And educators tend to be generous about sharing material...

For our July 2019 article about Oregon's paid family and medical leave, please click here. As all employers in Washington know by now, Washington is phasing in its new Washington Paid Family Medical Leave (WAPFML) program. Beginning January 1, 2...

For our July 2019 article about Washington's paid family and medical leave, please click here. Just this month, Oregon's governor, Kate Brown, signed a new law providing paid family and medical leave benefits to employees in Oregon. Unless...

Miller Nash Graham & Dunn attorney Amy Robinson was interviewed for an article titled "L&I Proposal Would Drastically Change State’s Overtime Rules," published in The Columbian on Sunday, July 7, 2019. Click here to read the full article...

As we wrote about in a recent update, Oregon's new Workplace Fairness Act (“the Act”) brings sweeping changes that limit nondisclosure and nondisparagement provisions in employment agreements, require employers to adopt anti-discrimination policies,...