How Amazon’s New Return-to-office Mandate Could Impact Seattle’s Economy, Housing Market and Employees
Amazon has announced its expectation for a full return-to-office by January 2, 2025. While downtown business welcome the traffic, others fear they may be forced out of their homes and jobs due to the increased housing prices and availability. Read more.
Former UPS Driver Wins $238 Million Verdict in Suit Over Firing in WA
A former UPS driver in Washington was awarded $238 million after a jury found he was wrongfully terminated for reporting safety violations and filing for workers’ compensation. The verdict underscores the importance of protecting employees who raise concerns about workplace safety. Read more.
Boeing Layoffs Begin with More ahead to Cut Costs During Machinists Strike
Boeing announced it’s plan to cut costs amidst the mechanists strike, which includes laying-off and furloughing dozens of engineers. As the jet giant reconsiders its budget, the workers’ union discusses with the National Labor Relations Board to formalize protections for strikers against layoffs. Read more.
