Working Washington is a statewide workers organization that fights to raise wages, improve labor standards, and change the conversation about wealth, inequality, and the value of work.  Join us.

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Tell L&I: Nobody should have to work without getting paid for it.
Tell L&I: Nobody should have to work without getting paid for it.

We're asking the state to require that any worker who’s paid less than three times the minimum wage (about $75,000 a year) gets time-and-a-half if they work more than 40 hours a week — regardless of whether or not they're hourly or salaried, and no matter what fancy title their boss gives them.
Invisible to powerful: Domestic workers make history
BossFeed Briefing
discomfort zone
discomfort zone

BossFeed, the week in work: McDonald’s strike, part-time maid, basic income, prestige piece, and subcontracted Amazon delivery.

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#OurTimeCounts — A live conversation about our work schedules — and our lives
#OurTimeCounts — A live conversation about our work schedules — and our lives
"don't be too hard on Amazon"

Our time counts

Workers in coffee, fast food, retail, and other fields are fighting for reliable schedules and access to hours.

Restore overtime PAY

Nobody should have to work without getting paid for it.

Paid Family Leave

We need a state paid family leave program that recognizes workers have families, too — and sometimes they need time. 

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

Something shady happening at work? Learn more, find out What's My Wage, and take action.

In Our Own Words

Workers share stories about their jobs, their lives, and their communities.

SEATTLE DOMESTIC WORKERS ALLIANCE

A groundbreaking new model of worker power for nannies, house cleaners, & other domestic workers.