Wondering, since I’ve read that you can’t conceal carry on your property without a CHL.

1. Do you not have your CHL? You should!
2. Laws in America aren't written telling you what is ok, they are written to tell you what is not ok.

Check chapter 166 of the Oregon Revised Statutes. If it's not prohibited then you are good to go. I would like some clarification for what you are actually asking. I would also recommend that any serious legal question be directed at a lawyer and not a gun forum.

1. Thx!
2. Thx!
Buddy's wife was told by her employer that she could carry at work without a CHL. Got me curious as to whether this was correct.

Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer, I just play one on the internet!

https://www.oregonlaws.org/ors/166.250

Relevant text:

Section 2(b) would indicate that ORS 166.250, which covers unlawful possession of a firearm, does not prohibit a citizen over the age of 18 who isn't a felon or other prohibited class from possessing a concealed handgun at their place of business. Transporting to and from such a business could be problematic without a CHL as courts have rules that even your vehicle is a "public place" for the purposes of firearms laws. Your best bet is to get a CHL if you want to carry.

Again, not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. Read the statute, ask a lawyer and then trust that a "jury of your peers" in Multnomah county, which will consist of three transgenders, five antifa, two communists, a partridge in a pair tree (self identified and don't you dare question this or you are literally Hitler) and the rest just run of the mill gun hating democrats, won't convict you of something. Most likely disorderly conduct if they can't find a real crime. Good luck!