Category: Employment Law

Ferguson Proposes $4B In Cuts, Furloughs In Face of WA Budget Shortfall Governor Bob Furguson has proposed that state workers take one unpaid furloughed…

Another Sky Zone Cited for Overworking Teens, This Time in Tukwila Called initially to investigate improper training and protection at a job site, L&I…

An important order has been issued in the Freedom Vans case, interpreting RCW 49.62.070 in a way that significantly protects low-wage employees. Since 2022,…

Struggling REI Cuts Hundreds of Employees, Axes Tour and Events Business REI has laid off over 400 employees as a result of its discontinuing…

Old Standard, New Challenges: The NLRB Restores ‘Clear and Unmistakable Waiver’ Standard The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has reversed its 2019 decision and…

Boeing Lays off Another 400 Washington Workers in Second Round of Cuts Boeing has laid off another 396 employees from facilities in Auburn, Bremerton,…

2024 enters its final days with anticipation for what is to come. Throughout the past 12 months, workers, attorneys, and legislators have developed and…

Washington State Expands Protections for Adult Entertainment Workers in 2025 The new year will bring with it new laws for the adult entertainment industry.…

Washington State Workers’ Compensation Costs to Increase by 3.8% in January Washington state’s workers’ compensation costs will rise by 3.8% starting in January, with…