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Bills Would Provide Better Oversight of Wash. Government Contractors

OLYMPIA, Wash. – A measure in the Washington State Legislature could bring greater transparency to government contracting.

Bills Would Provide Better Oversight of Wash. Government Contractors

Unfair Labor Practice Filed for Secretary Series under all contracts & Paralegals at AGO

Workers in the secretary series, who are now in the administrative assistant series, were improperly reallocated by OFM after they launched a statewide campaign and won hard-earned raises. The ULP also includes paralegals at the Office of the Attorney General.

Unfair Labor Practice Filed for Secretary Series under all contracts & Paralegals at AGO

Federal Cuts and Our Jobs: Here's What We Know

The exact impacts to the places where our members work is not yet clear. Governor Ferguson and Attorney General Nick Brown are going through the 1,000+ page bill with a fine toothed comb to make determinations about how our state agencies, colleges and universities will be impacted.

Federal Cuts and Our Jobs: Here's What We Know

Union Action Wins 10% Assignment Pay for WSDOT Workers

Mark Keire, WFSE Local 2259 President, won 10% assignment pay for WSDOT employees working on Traffic Mounted Attenuators, or TMAs.

After a 30-plus year career as a union steelworker, Keire made the jump to state service.

Union Action Wins 10% Assignment Pay for WSDOT Workers

Senate Bill 5357 and Your Retirement

Key takeaway: There are no changes to your retirement benefits, when you can retire, or your final pension calculation

The Employment Security Department sent out an email to at least some state employees with information about the July 1 changes to the two of th

Senate Bill 5357 and Your Retirement