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

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The week in work

The nature of the beasts

Guest User March 27, 2015

The week in work: the childcare job market; the future of radio talk show drones; emotional labor at Starbucks; and a full-on bestiary.

The script won't flip itself. Neither will that burger. Or that tax prep sign.

Guest User March 20, 2015

The week in work: tax prep sign-waving; wedding planning for richer and richer; fact-checking the Tea Party; and words that don’t mean what you think they do

Someone's making out like a bandit

Guest User March 13, 2015

The week in work: ALEC, the IFA, and the Seattle Times share a strategy; workers torn limb from limb; Olympia: it’s the wages not the water; and banditry on the rise.

Oh cap'n my cap'n

Guest User March 6, 2015

The week in work: the State House debates a higher minimum wage; McDonald’s finds a way to pay less that the minimum; child soldiers join the Recess Army; and the economy continues to change.

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.

Working Washington | 719 3rd Ave, Seattle, WA, 98104, United States

The nature of the beasts

The script won't flip itself. Neither will that burger. Or that tax prep sign.

Someone's making out like a bandit

Oh cap'n my cap'n

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