The Intel Oregon workforce is down to its lowest point in more than a decade, but there may be more cuts on the way.

This week's layoffs are the first step in broad cuts that will eliminate several thousand jobs across the company.

The impact of any layoffs is uncertain, for now, because of union contracts that enable employees to move into other ...

The layoffs and other cuts are being made after Oregon lawmakers failed to pass a transportation package during the 2025 ...

Oregon has added just 8,700 jobs over the past 12 months, according to the state data. “That’s a growth rate of 0.4%. That’s really slow by historical standards,” said Gail Krumenauer, economist with ...

Lawmakers will reconvene in August to try to avoid mass layoffs at transportation agencies. As wildfires sweep the state, the ...

Intel Corp. is cutting more than 500 positions in Oregon as part of a layoff plan that’s ultimately expected to affect ...

Intel’s mass layoffs amped up considerably Friday evening with word that the company plans to lay off nearly 2,400 Oregon workers — nearly five times as many as it had reported earlier in the week.

A month after Oregon's Legislature rejected a proposal to support local newsrooms, two newspapers east of Portland are ...

Gov. Tina Kotek is calling Oregon lawmakers back for a special session next month so they can pass funding for essential ...

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek calls for a special session to address ODOT's financial crisis and prevent service cuts and job ...

Mass layoffs at Intel will mean less revenue for Oregon, even as the semiconductor industry remains a major economic driver By Kyra Buckley (OPB) and Holly Bartholomew (OPB) July 18, 2025 4:34 p.m.