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Free Oregon Employment Agreement Template (2026)

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📋 Oregon Legal Requirements
  • At-will employment state
  • Non-compete clauses are HEAVILY RESTRICTED (ORS 653.295): Enforceable only if (1) employee earns >$100,533/yr (2024 threshold, adjusts annually), (2) advance written notice given at time of offer or 2 weeks before agreement, (3) maximum duration is 12 months post-employment (reduced from 18 months for agreements signed after Jan 1, 2022), and (4) employee is involved in administrative, executive, or professional work
  • Non-compete for lower-wage workers: VOID AND UNENFORCEABLE
  • Minimum wage: $14.20/hr statewide (2024); Portland metro: $15.45/hr; nonurban counties: $13.70/hr
  • Paid Leave Oregon (effective Sept 2023): Up to 12 weeks paid leave for qualifying reasons; employer contributions required
  • Final pay: End of business day on the date of termination for most dismissals
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