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ARTICLE · 17 MARCH 2025

Oregon Labor Peace Agreements: Litigation Status, Your Options

I've spilled a fair bit of ink on Ballot Measure 119 going back to last summer. Because no good deed goes unpunished, I continue to receive a stream of inquiries regarding associated compliance, e.g.

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I've spilled a fair bit of ink on Ballot Measure 119 going back to last summer. Because no good deed goes unpunished, I continue to receive a stream of inquiries regarding associated compliance, e.g., "Where do I get a labor peace agreement?" "What's this prompt on my CAMP screen?" "What if I don't comply?"

All fair questions! Let's do another post today in FAQ format.

What is happening in the BM 119 litigation?

Last month, I explained that someone (finally) filed a lawsuit to challenge the legitimacy of BM 119's suspect LPA requirement. In that piece, dated February 14th, I observed:

The complaint seeks both declaratory relief ("you did it wrong") and injunctive relief ("you have to cut it out"). As to the latter, the complaint mentions that plaintiffs subsequently filed a Motion for Temporary Restraining Order, which means that the State of Oregon would have to cut it out soon—that is, stop enforcing the LPA requirement.

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