Under certain circumstances, Oregon law may require employers to pay employees for time spent in employment-related training.
This may be true even when the training occurs before the employee is “officially” hired and placed on the company payroll.
If you were required to attend a job-related training, workshop, or conference there is a very good chance you should be compensated for your time spent in such “training”.
If you attended a pre-employment training and were not subsequently hired, or if you were hired and were not paid for the training, you may have a claim for unpaid wages and a penalty.
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