Washington Legislature Considers Hanford Workers’ Comp Bill

By Staff Reports

A Washington state House of Representatives committee heard testimony from ill Hanford Site workers and their families on Thursday that even critics of a proposed workers’ compensation bill called compelling. But those opponents told the House Labor and Workplace…

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