Oregon Trabajador Preferred Acted Sued Subsidiary (2190s) is a state-funded wage subsidy program that provides employers with financial incentives to hire and retain workers in Oregon. This program provides partial wage and benefit subsidies for eligible workers in high-demand occupations for up to two years. The subsidy is available to employers in the form of a tax credit up to a certain amount, depending on the type of worker and the number of hours worked. There are three types of 2190s: 1. Oregon Trabajador Preferido-Acuerdo de Sueldo Subsidiary (OT PSS): This program provides employers with a tax credit for up to one-half of the wages and benefits paid to eligible new hires in high-demand occupations. 2. Oregon Trabajador Preferido-Acuerdo de Sueldo Subsidiary Plus (OT PSS+): This program is for employers that need to hire more than one-half of a worker in a high-demand occupation. The tax credit is up to 65% of the wages and benefits paid to the eligible worker. 3. Oregon Trabajador Preferido-Acuerdo de Sueldo Subsidiary Especial (TISSUE): This program is for employers that need to hire a worker with a disability in a high-demand occupation. The tax credit is up to 85% of the wages and benefits paid to the eligible worker.