The Oregon Employment Department is a department of the State of Oregon founded in 1993. Dedicated to supporting the employment of Oregonians, the department strives to develop a multiskilled and diverse workforce to benefit both job seekers and employers throughout the state. As an employer, the Oregon Employment Department seeks self-motivated and detail-oriented professionals to join its team and offers a comprehensive benefits package with medical coverage, paid time off, and a smart commuter program. The department is a supporter of flexible work and, in the past, has hired for a range of positions, including part-time and hybrid remote jobs.

The Oregon Employment Department maintains WorkSource Oregon, a member of the American Job Center Network and the state’s public workforce system that helps individuals find a job, explore training options, and acquire new skills. Its four main objectives are to support economic stability through payment of unemployment benefits, provide resources to job seekers to assist them in finding employment, maintain workforce and economic information, and provide access to childcare for job seekers. The Oregon Employment Department is headquartered in Salem, Oregon, and maintains more than 40 offices throughout the state.

The Oregon Employment Department is a department of the State of Oregon founded in 1993. Dedicated to supporting the employment of Oregonians, the department strives to develop a multiskilled and diverse workforce to benefit both job seekers and employers throughout the state. As an employer, the Oregon Employment Department seeks self-motivated and detail-oriented professionals to join its team and offers a comprehensive benefits package with medical coverage, paid time off, and a smart commuter program. The department is a supporter of flexible work and, in the past, has hired for a range of positions, including part-time and hybrid remote jobs.

The Oregon Employment Department maintains WorkSource Oregon, a member of the American Job Center Network and the state’s public workforce system that helps individuals find a job, explore training options, and acquire new skills. Its four main objectives are to support economic stability through payment of unemployment benefits, provide resources to job seekers to assist them in finding employment, maintain workforce and economic information, and provide access to childcare for job seekers. The Oregon Employment Department is headquartered in Salem, Oregon, and maintains more than 40 offices throughout the state.