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(The Center Square) - New protections for warehouse workers will take effect in Washington, but opponents of the law change call it unnecessary and duplicative to protections already in place.

Over a busy, 60-day legislative session, Washington state lawmakers made strides to address the opioid crisis and ban a controversial policing practice with bip

Over a busy, 60-day legislative session, Washington state lawmakers made strides to address the opioid crisis and ban a policing practice with bipartisan support, but fell short in getting some

OLYMPIA — The pouring rain didnt stop hundreds of labor advocates from gathering in Olympia on Wednesday to call on the Legislature to pass House Bill 1893, which would allow workers on strike …

Costly proposal would be unfair to workers who lose jobs through no fault of the own

Costly proposal would be unfair to workers who lose jobs through no fault of the own

Costly proposal would be unfair to workers who lose jobs through no fault of the own

Costly proposal would be unfair to workers who lose jobs through no fault of the own

Costly proposal would be unfair to workers who lose jobs through no fault of the own

Costly proposal would be unfair to workers who lose jobs through no fault of the own