The Employment Security Department reported in June that Washington’s average annual wage grew by 5.0 percent in 2017 to $61,887—representing the largest percentage increase year
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Revised Accident and Claim Reporting Process
Revised Incident Submission Form Explained.
Executive Director’s Corner: Leading with Purpose
Leading with Purpose – Fall 2018
A Guide to Unemployment Forms
By now you have noticed that the Washington State Employment Security Department has revised and renamed several common unemployment forms. To help you easily identify
Wildfire Season is Here
Activity guide during fire season and ventilation recommendations for schools and buildings.
Stay Healthy During Flu Season
The best way to reduce the risk of exposure to the flu virus in the workplace is to use basic hygiene precautions and follow our recommendations.
6 Steps to a Basic Accident Investigation
Accident investigations are an opportunity to uncover safety problems and correct them before they reoccur.
Executive Director’s Corner: You Manage What You Measure
You Manage What You Measure – Spring 2017
L&I Rule Violations – The Top 10 List You Don’t Want to Make
The most common safety and health rules cited during L&I inspections.
Return-to-Work Program
We know that returning injured employees to work in a timely manner improves outcomes both for the employee and the school district. That’s why the Puget