Gov. Jay Inslee announced the extension of a proclamation today giving high-risk workers the right to protect themselves from COVID-19 without jeopardizing their employment status or loss of income. Read the full proclamation here
Under new Coronavirus workplace safety and health requirements now in effect, most employers in Washington are required to provide face coverings and masks to employees at no charge. Workers can bring their own face coverings and masks as well, as long as they meet requirements.
On May 12, Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced a plan that will allow more businesses to open and more people to be active in public while still slowing and preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Recently, unemployment fraud has spiked amidst this COVID-induced economic downturn. Fraudsters are creating state accounts using previously stolen social security numbers and residency addresses to file for state unemployment.
On May 12, Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced a plan that will allow more businesses to open and more people to be active in public while still slowing and preventing the spread of COVID-19.
King County Residents are directed to wear a face covering when in any outdoor or public space where they may be within six feet of someone with whom they do not live.
On May 4th 2020, Governor Inslee released a four-phased approach to safely reopening Washington’s economy while reducing risk to vulnerable populations and preserving healthcare system capacity.
As part of “Safe Start Washington,” the state government’s phased approach to safely reopening the economy, Governor Inslee released a business checklist to establish clear requirements that everyone can understand and apply.
Inslee Signs New COVID-19 Order for Phased Re-Opening of Washington’s Economy Read the full proclamation here
Washington Governor Jay Inslee Creates Protection for High-Risk Employees During COVID-19 Read the full proclamation here
