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FAQs from our Working Washington 5 webinar
The Washington Hospitality Association presented a webinar with the Department of Commerce to walk through the application process for Working Washington 5 grants. We compiled some of the questions our
Weekly Update: Tell Seattle to cap delivery fees at 15%
Help Seattle restaurants survive: Fix delivery-fee cap at 15% By Steve Hooper Special to The Seattle Times Your favorite neighborhood restaurant has been through a lot during the pandemic —
Weekly Update: Working Washington 5 grants available Aug. 17
Get ready for Working Washington 5 The Washington State Department of Commerce has announced that it will open applications for Working Washington Grants: Round 5. The application portal at commercegrants.com
Weekly Update: Salary info required for job listings in 2023
Salary info in job postings required starting Jan. 1, 2023 Employers with 15 or more employees will be required to include salary and benefits information in job postings starting Jan.
Weekly Update: Inflation and Congress, date marking rules and alcohol to-go
Making sense of new date marking requirements Are you confused about new date marking requirements in the state food code? Be sure to check out the Date Marking section of
King County distributing free disinfecting wipes and sanitizers
King County is distributing free disinfecting wipes and sanitizers to county restaurant workers. One restaurant representative is invited to attend a drive-thru pop-up event in Kent. Who: King County encourages
⚽ Seattle selected as a men’s 2026 FIFA World Cup host city
Seattle selected as a men’s 2026 FIFA World Cup host city Seattle will be one of 16 North American host cities for the men’s 2026 FIFA World Cup as announced
Weekly Update: New wildfire and excessive heat rules
New wildfire and excessive heat rules from L&I Despite this year’s unusually cool and wet spring, our summers are getting hotter and drier, which means outdoor workers can be at