Efforts to reduce methane gas and food waste will impact grocers
The Organics Management to Reduce Methane Gas and Food Waste stakeholders’ group has begun meeting to discuss how Washington state should […]
Your opinion matters
The Department of Ecology is conducting consumer satisfaction surveys regarding convenience and accessibility with their LightRecycle Washington Program and the availability […]
Retail sales grew in June amid slower job gains
Despite a slower growth in employment, retail sales continued their upward trajectory in June, indicating a robust consumer sector. The economy […]
Washington My Health My Data Act – Part 7: Biometric Data
By Mike Hintze, Hintze Law Welcome to the seventh installment of our blog series focusing on the Washington My Health My Data […]
Register now for AG’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force meeting on August 15
The Office of the Attorney General is holding its fourth Organized Retail Crime Task Force meeting on August 15, 2023, between […]
Washington’s average wage increased to $84,167 in 2022
The average annual salary in Washington rose to $84,167 in 2022, up 2% from the previous year, according to data from […]
Tacoma businesses fight for electric fences due to crime surge
“There are so many people in the city working hard to keep things safe, but they have too much work and […]
Consumer sentiment rebounds more than expected in June
Over the past few years, there’s been a noteworthy paradox wherein public sentiment about the broader economy was largely negative, despite […]
WR attends national unemployment insurance conference
Washington Retail recently attended the national unemployment insurance conference presented by the National Foundation for Unemployment Compensation and Workers’ Compensation. The […]
NRF releases 2023 Top 100 Retailers list
The National Retail Federation today released its annual list of the Top 100 Retailers, compiled by Kantar, a global marketing data, […]
Unincorporated King County businesses will soon be required to accept cash
Businesses in unincorporated parts of King County will be required to accept cash transactions as early as 2025. Along with requiring […]
Washington My Health My Data Act – Part 6: Data Subject Rights
By Mike Hintze, Hintze Law This article represents the sixth installment of our blog series focusing on the Washington My Health My […]