The state Department of Labor and Industries has potential good news for Washington businesses and employees.
The state Department of Labor and Industries has potential good news for Washington businesses and employees.
The agency said today it has tentatively decided not to raise the insurance premiums it charges to cover workers who are injured on the job.
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State regulators say they have fined a Bellevue gun shop more than $23,000 for exposing workers to lead dust when it remodeled its shooting range last year.
The GOP-led state Senate Commerce and Labor Committee will consider five bills Wednesday that are intended to save businesses money by changing workers’ compensation rules.
I worked for Boeing as a machinist for 27 years – 27 years of using an impact wrench that led to severe carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger issues.
United Arab Emirates-based construction company Arabtec says it's working to resolve a rare strike by laborers seeking higher wages.
The Washington Senate laid out a two-year state spending plan Wednesday that follows Gov. Jay Inslee’s lead on several public-employee pay issues, and it drew similar reactions from labor groups.
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