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Bellingham City Council approves hazard pay ordinance for grocery store workers Sign In FacebookTwitterEmail The outside of a Safeway store in Seattle, Wash.CLAIRE MAULDING, SPECIAL TO THE SEATTLEPI Bellingham City Council this week became the latest city in Washington to pass a hazard pay ordinance for grocery store workers. Under the measure, which passed 5-2, grocery stores across the city with at least 40 employees in Bellingham and 500 worldwide must pay employees an extra $4 per hour in hazard pay throughout the coronavirus pandemic. “We fought an honorable fight for an honorable cause to give the hard-working people on the front lines what they deserve in these hazardous times, Chris Vincent, a produce worker at Bakerview Fred Meyer, said in a news release from UFCW 21, the union representing grocery workers in the region. I want to personally thank the Bellingham City Council for recognizing the hazardous conditions we work in and for their support in compensating

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