The order directs agencies to work with the state’s Women’s Commission to develop policies and training to support workers experiencing...
Parenting Education program staff and families traveled to Olympia to draw attention to the planned closure of a program offering affordable early childhood education and workforce...
After a busy short session, Washington’s largest labor organization is highlighting wins, losses — and how every legislator voted on some of labor’s highest priorities OLYMPIA,...
Governor Ferguson has signed into law a bill to restrict nursing titles to licensed human professionals The following column was first published in the March 2026 edition...
Here’s the rundown of labor priority legislation that’s headed to the Governor’s desk — and policies that didn’t advance this year OLYMPIA, WA (March 13, 2026)...
Washington is one step closer to a “historic reshaping of our archaic tax code to better serve Washingtonians” OLYMPIA, WA (March 11, 2026) — After more...
Early educators are lauding Senate passage of legislation establishing the Child Care Workforce Standards Board OLYMPIA, WA (March 5, 2026) — Some of Washington’s lowest paid...
Legislation to enshrine farm workers’ right to organize and collectively bargain did not advance this year — but that won’t stop farm workers fighting for their...
Landmark legislation rights the historic exclusion of domestic workers from many labor protections OLYMPIA, WA (March 2, 2026) — After years of dedicated organizing, domestic workers...
Supplemental budget proposals under consideration in the State Legislature would cut funding for higher education The following is from WFSE: OLYMPIA, WA (February 27, 2026) —...