Nearly 45,000 workers in the state are misclassified as independent contractors each year, new study finds
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The companies contend the regulations needlessly hinder immigration and will ultimately slow economic growth
Nearly two dozen award recipients and finalists will be honored at the ‘Thrive Together’ event
Nearly 8% of Seattle employees work from home, yet that figure has not grown much in recent years, study shows
In the year ahead, workers in more than half of U.S. states will see increases in the minimum wage
The national rankings are based on employee reviews submitted to job and recruiting platform Glassdoor
Molly Moon Neitzel is at the forefront of the growing push for pay transparency
SmartAsset study assessed average starting salaries of students graduating with bachelor’s degrees
Unemployment in the greater Seattle Area, however, continues to trend downward
The longer hours lead to fatter paychecks, but also earn the state low marks in work-life balance