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"There is something special about sharing space with a living thing that doesn’t know your past ― a space where judgment is nonexistent."
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"There is something special about sharing space with a living thing that doesn’t know your past ― a space where judgment is nonexistent."
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A Washington state lawmaker who has spent time in prison wants the state to pay incarcerated workers minimum wage for doing their jobs. State Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, is sponsoring House Bill 1024 , called the “Real Labor, Real Wages Act,” to raise the wages to the state minimum of $15.74 per hour, The Seattle Times reported .
A Washington state lawmaker who has spent time in prison wants the state to pay incarcerated workers minimum wage for doing their jobs.
A Washington state lawmaker who has spent time in prison wants the state to pay incarcerated workers more money for doing their jobs.
"There is something special about sharing space with a living thing that doesn’t know your past ― a space where judgment is nonexistent."