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The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries offers a range of administrative and inspection services for the safety and security of more than 3 million workers in Washington. The department helps employers meet safety and health standards in their industrial establishments. It provides medical and limited wage replacement coverages to workers who suffer job-related injuries and illnesses. The department administers the Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act by developing and enforcing rules that protect workers from hazardous job conditions. Its inspectors visit more than 6,500 workplace and business sites that violate health and safety rules. The department inspects boilers, elevators and manufactured homes. The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries manages a staff of over 2,500 people.

The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries provides safety, health and security services to more than 3 million workers in Washington. A part of the state of Washington, the department helps employers meet safety and health standards and inspects workplaces when alerted to hazards. It is also the administrator of the state's workers' compensation system that includes medical and limited wage-replacement coverage for workers who suffer job-related injuries and illnesses. The department serves customers in over 20 offices throughout Washington. It employs nearly 2,700 employees, including safety inspectors, claims specialists, nurses, researchers, accountants, labor experts and support staff. The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries maintains one of its locations in Tukwila, Wash.

The Consumer Protection Division of the Washington State Office of the Attorney General, led by Attorney General Bob Ferguson, is dedicated to enforcing the Consumer Protection Act and other statutes to ensure a fair and transparent marketplace in Washington. Their team of attorneys and professionals investigates and takes legal action against entities engaged in unfair and deceptive practices, seeking refunds, penalties, and costs to hold wrongdoers accountable. They also provide a complaint resolution service, offer information and education on consumer issues, and administer programs such as the Lemon Law for new motor vehicle warranty enforcement and the Manufactured Mobile Home Dispute Resolution Program.Generated from the website