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Oregon’s Labor Force Participation Holds Above the U.S. Average but Stays Far Below Its Peak

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Federal labor data shows 62.4 percent of Oregonians were working or looking for work in July, a rate that edges out both the national figure and neighboring Washington yet remains well short of the levels the state posted a generation ago.

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