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Wedding Cake Discrimination Case Rejected by U.S. Supreme Court, But an Oregon Court Will Reconsider Its Ruling

The fine imposed on Sweet Cakes by Melissa will be considered again by the Oregon Court of Appeals, which has previously upheld the Bureau of Labor and Industries’ decision to punish the bakery for violating anti-discrimination laws.

Oregon Strippers Are Engaged in a Fierce Battle Over Whether They Should Be Contractors or Employees. The Last Reform? A Dial Tone.

The debate is more heated than ever, thanks to a recent California court ruling that sent ripples through the strip club industry.

The Oregon Legislature Will Pay More Than $1 Million to Eight Victims of Sexual Harassment. Many of the Complaints Lead Back to Peter Courtney.

The Legislature agrees to pay more than $1 million to women who complained of sexual harassment. Many of the complaints lead back to one man.

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Wedding Cake Discrimination Case Rejected by U.S. Supreme Court, But an Oregon Court Will Reconsider Its Ruling

Oregon Strippers Are Engaged in a Fierce Battle Over Whether They Should Be Contractors or Employees. The Last Reform? A Dial Tone.

The Oregon Legislature Will Pay More Than $1 Million to Eight Victims of Sexual Harassment. Many of the Complaints Lead Back to Peter Courtney.

Legislative Leaders Agree to Pay Sexual Harassment Victims More Than $1 Million

In Floor Speech, Senate President Peter Courtney Addresses Harassment Scandal

Marathon Mediation Session Between Legislative Sexual Harassment Victims, Legislative Leaders Ends With No Result

Shemia Fagan Explains Why She Voted Against Peter Courtney Remaining Senate President

Senior Aide To Sen. President Peter Courtney Abruptly Resigns the Day Before Lawmakers Convene

Labor Commissioner Proposes Fining Legacy Health $5.2 Million For Depriving Employees of Required Breaks

Family of Oregon Teen Denied Gun by Walmart Wants Same Fine That Was Handed Down to Anti-Gay Wedding Cake Bakers

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