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Awesome Letter to the Editor in Ellensburg

Working Washington March 24, 2015

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Last week low-wage workers met with legislators about wages, paid sick & safe time, and other issues that affect their lives.

Working Washington March 20, 2015

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Renee Erickson is opening two new restaurants in the city. She told the Seattle Times: "I’m totally on board with the $15 min. It’s the right thing to do."

Working Washington March 18, 2015

Renee Erickson is opening two new restaurants in

Fast food workers win in court; $15 law remains in full effect

Guest User March 17, 2015

Third-degree burns. McDonald's treatment? MUSTARD.

Working Washington March 16, 2015

We were there this morning as the franchise industry's lobbying group lawyered up against Seattle's $15.

Working Washington March 10, 2015

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What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

Working Washington March 3, 2015

As the state legislature debates a higher minimum wage & paid sick leave for workers, we're asking people: What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about? Here are some answers. #fightfor15 #minimumwage #washingtonstate #granitefalls

Today’s minimum wage vote is just the beginning

Guest User March 3, 2015

Reverends of the Interfaith Economic Justice Coalition are supporting Bags workers fighting for a fair contract. Alaska Airlines contracts with Bags to provide passengers with wheelchair services

Working Washington March 3, 2015

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that politicians don't know anything about?

Working Washington February 26, 2015

As the state legislature debates a higher minimum wage & paid sick leave for workers, we're asking people: What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about? Here are some answers. #fightfor15 #minimumwage #washingtonstate #bellingham

Working Washington

building a workers’ movement that has the power to raise wages, improve labor standards, and change the conversation about work and wealth

Working Washington unites working people to fight for a fair economy where everyone can support themselves, afford the basics, and contribute to the economy.

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