Or. Rev. Stat. § 653.030
Commissioner may prescribe lower rates in certain cases; rules
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653.030 Commissioner may prescribe lower rates in certain cases; rules. The Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries shall issue rules prescribing the employment of other types of persons at fixed minimum hourly wage rates lower than the minimum wage rate required by ORS 653.025, when the commissioner has determined that the application of ORS 653.025 would substantially curtail opportunities for employment for specific types of persons. The types of persons for whom a minimum hourly wage rate may be set are limited to persons who are student-learners, as defined in ORS 653.070. [1967 c.596 §5 (1); 1973 c.403 §4; 1979 c.886 §2; 1981 c.850 §1; 1985 c.99 §3; 2007 c.70 §282; 2019 c.371 §3]
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 6
cases, 1979–2006 · leading case: Kids Against the Cut v. Oregon Wage & Hour Commission
Kids Against the Cut v. Oregon Wage & Hour Commission (1979)
“The issue is whether the Commission adequately complied with ORS 653.030, which provides: "The commission shall issue rules prescribing the employment of other types of persons at fixed minimum hourly wage rates lower than the minimum wage required by ORS 653.”
Hurger v. Hyatt Lake Resort, Inc. (2000)
“020 and the rules of the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries issued under ORS 653.030 and 653.261, for each hour of work time that the employee is gainfully employed, no employer shall employ or agree to employ any employee at wages computed at a rate lower than…”
Fund for Animals v. Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (1988)
“400(1), when the agency’s power to act depends on certain prerequisites and the record affirmatively shows that the agency did not comply with those prerequisites.”
Oregon Environmental Council v. Oregon State Board of Education (1987)
“025, when the commission has determined that the application of ORS 653.”
Wolf v. Oregon Lottery Commission (2006)
“(quoting ORS 653.030; emphasis in Kids Against the Cut).”
State ex rel. Stevenson v. Youth Adventures (1979)
“020 and the rules of the commission issued under ORS 653.030 and 653.261, for each hour of work time that the employe is gainfully employed, no employer shall employ or agree to employ any employe 18 years of age or older at wages computed at a rate lower than: "(1) For calendar…”
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