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Washington State Owes $5.4M to Wage Theft Victims - Vimarsana News

Washington State Owes $5.4M to Wage Theft Victims

The state’s Department of Labor and Industries has failed to collect millions of dollars from employers that the agency says it owed to more than 1,800 workers across the state. Last year the department collected zero dollars for workers.

Wage theft victims are owed $5.4 million that Washington state hasn't collected - Vimarsana News

Wage theft victims are owed $5.4 million that Washington state hasn't collected

Isabella Christian knew something was wrong with her paychecks just months into working catering events at Royal India, a Kirkland restaurant and catering company. She wasn't always paid on time. …

Seasonal and Summer jobs means more teens in the workforce, what they should know when applying - Vimarsana News

Seasonal and Summer jobs means more teens in the workforce, what they should know when applying

If you see something that may seem like it’s breaking the rules and regulations of L&I, you can file complaints by emailing the department of visiting its website.

Source: khq.com
State apprenticeship programs for special education and nursing receive $5.6 million boost - Vimarsana News

State apprenticeship programs for special education and nursing receive $5.6 million boost

The programs aim to help those from underrepresented communities to enter into registered apprenticeships in in-demand industries.

Source: yahoo.com
LETTER: Honoring the 'Grant County Journal' - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Honoring the 'Grant County Journal'

Dear Editor, This is to salute the service the Grant County Journal provided Ephrata residents over the years. As a former reporter for The Herald who covered the county seat, it's still hard to admit how many times Randy Bracht scooped me on stories. I always felt I had to work a lot harder just to keep up. It seemed like every morning we'd say hello as we made the rounds to the jail, courts, and other government offices...