A Better Workplace. A Better Oregon.
Quality Training and Resources for State Employees
Through a better workplace for state employees, we enable better lives for all Oregonians.
Uplift Oregon is a labor-management partnership between the State of Oregon, and the unions SEIU 503 and AFSCME Council 75. Through this collaboration, we provide quality training and education in benefits, wellness, and equity.
We help employees enrich their lives, make the most of their public service, and foster a work culture that is inspiring, friendly, and supportive.
Together we are making a better workplace and a better Oregon.
Uplift Oregon News & Updates
December 3: Taking Care of YourSELF
Taking Care of YourSELF Friday, December 3 1:00-2:00 p.m.Self-care is essential for anyone seeking to live a more balanced and healthy life. Thiswebinar focuses on 4 ways to improve SELF care: Sleep, Exercise, Love, and Food.Participants will be invited to create a...
December 3: Taking Care of YourSELF
At Uplift, our goal is to build a wellness program to support you as a whole person and create a culture of wellness in the workplace. So we have partnered with Kaiser Permanente to offer all state employees wellness webinars.
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Quality educational resources, built together
We curate and create the best educational materials through the expertise and collaborative input of all our partners.
Get more than you expect with Uplift
You can put what you learn from our workshops and resources into action immediately.
Centering the program around the employees
Everyone benefits when you are welcomed, supported, and inspired.
“Uplift Oregon’s mission matches up with my values and my passion to help support & retain state government workers, especially those who reflect the diversity of the populations we serve. Retention of indigenous and staff of color especially, has proven to be a BIG challenge throughout my 25+ year career in state and local government.”