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• The Right to a Written Disclosure

  Employers must give farmworkers certain information about the job before you start working. Find out more here. Read More

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  Legal Aid Services of Oregon

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• Oregon Employment Department - Employment Programs for Job Seekers

  The Employment Department has useful information about job search resources, job fairs, and apprenticeships. This website also has a link to the iMatchSkills job-matching tool. Content Detail

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  Oregon Employment Department

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• Oregon Job Listings

  The Employment Department of the State of Oregon lists many jobs available in Oregon. Check here. Content Detail

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  Oregon Employment Department

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• Licensed Farm/Forest and Construction Labor Contractors

  The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industry lists active licensed construction, farm and forest labor contractors, by company and by name. Content Detail

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  Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industry

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• Employee Background Checks

  When you're applying for a job and the employer requires a background check, you have rights — and the employer has rules to follow. Before you complete the application or go on the interview, know what the company legally can and cannot do. Content Detail

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  Federal Trade Commission

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• Employee Rights under the NLRA (National Labor Relations Act)

  Information about the rights of employees who are covered by the National Labor Relations Act. Content Detail

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  National Labor Relations Board

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• Migrant Head Start

  OCDC's Migrant Head Start program offers high quality comprehensive early childhood development programs. The Coalition also provides health and social support services for children from birth to school-entry age. Content Detail

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  Oregon Child Development Coalition

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• Notary Publics are NOT Lawyers

  A notary public in the United States is not trained in the law or a graduate of a law school, and is not a lawyer. Read more here. Read More

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  Legal Aid Services of Oregon

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• What you need to know about E-Verify

  E-Verify is an Internet-based program run by the U.S. Government. Employers use E-Verify to check if employees can legally work. If your employer uses E-verify, you have certain rights. Content Detail

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  US Department of Justice

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