Washington police are allowed to pursue more suspects. Are they?
future42.org In 2021, police were restricted from pursuing suspects for most crimes, emboldening criminals to push the boundaries as a result. During […]
Washington payroll employment climbs in September
According to recent state and federal figures, Washington state saw an increase in payroll employment last month and a higher number […]
Washington state set to lower Paid Family & Medical Leave premiums
In 2024, workers in Washington state can look forward to a slight reduction in the premiums for the Paid Family & […]
AI – the new Wild West
Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved beyond its initial niche and is now pervasive in our conversations, headlines, and daily life. Whether […]
Improve safety with new hire orientation buddies
Finding enough time to properly onboard new employees is challenging. The initial orientation has a lot to cover with paperwork and […]
2023 statewide General Election update
Eyes were on the Seattle and King County elections. However, WR has been monitoring several key races and initiatives across the […]
President Biden takes sweeping action on AI governance
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order addressing the need for robust regulations on artificial intelligence (AI). He emphasizes the […]
Ecology finalizes Post-Consumer Recycled Content rule language
The Washington State Department of Ecology has finalized the regulatory language for the Post-Consumer Recycled Content (PCRC) rule, a significant step […]
2023 Holiday to reach record spending levels
Holiday spending is expected to reach record levels during November and December and will grow between 3% and 4% over 2022 […]
Veterans in retail: A salute to service excellence
As we honor those who have served in the US Armed Forces this Veterans Day, it’s time to spotlight the invaluable […]
Seattle and King County general election results: Big change is coming to the Seattle City Council
The November 7 general election featured all seven Seattle City Council seats elected by district, including three Seattle City Councilmembers seeking […]
King County Council considering a $18.99 minimum wage
On October 17, the King County Council’s Transportation, Economy, and Environment Committee heard a presentation by Council staff on legislation that […]