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Find out how fixing OT pay rules affects nonprofits Jan. 23
The following is from Working Washington:
Washington state could act to restore overtime rights to hundreds of thousands of salaried workers in our state — including thousands who work long hours for low pay at nonprofits.
Nonprofit staff, board members, managers, volunteers, and donors are invited to participate in a webinar conversation about nonprofits and restoring overtime rights on Wednesday, Jan. 23 starting at noon online on Zoom and in person at Southside Commons, 3518 S Edmunds St. in Seattle’s Columbia City. Join Vu Le of NonprofitAF and Rainier Valley Corps fame, Misha Werschkul of the Washington State Budget & Policy Center, Laura Pierce of Washington Nonprofits, and Rachel Lauter of Working Washington and Fair Work Center for a conversation about:
► What’s going on with overtime rules,
► What’s at stake for workers and communities, and
► How updated overtime rules could affect your job, your nonprofit, and your mission… for the better!
For more information or to RSVP, click here.
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