Should Washington Troopers Be Paid for Commuting to Work in Marked Cars? A Lawsuit's Been Started

Posted 9/12/22

Three state troopers from Pierce, Thurston and Lewis counties claim the Washington State Patrol's policy of not paying them for commute time in marked patrol cars violates wage laws, according to a …

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Washington DCYF defends redacting daycare names but lawmaker calls it "unbelievable"

Reykdal opposes federal tax credit program, urges gov to reject

Satanic Temple member delivers first invocation at Washington city council meeting

With son of man killed in workplace accident, MGP renews attacks on Braun’s company

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