Hanford Workers’ Compensation Bill Passes Wash. State Senate

By Staff Reports

The Washington state Senate on Thursday voted 35-14 to pass legislation that would ease requirements for ill Hanford Site workers to be approved for state workers’ compensation because of exposure to radiation or toxic chemicals on the job. House Bill 1723, which…

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