Washington State Department Of Labor & Industry

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 Insurance Commissioner-Licensing in Tumwater, WA is a regulatory body responsible for overseeing and licensing insurance companies and agents in Washington state. They ensure compliance with laws and rules, handle consumer complaints, and provide resources for both consumers and insurance professionals.Generated from the website

Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) in Olympia, WA is the state agency overseeing public sector labor relations and collective bargaining, specializing in resolving labor-management disputes through services such as mediation, representation, and arbitration. PERC offers resources like guides, publications, and a searchable database of decisions to assist parties in navigating the complexities of unfair labor practices, elections, and other hearings related to public employment relations in Washington State.Generated from the website