Washingtonians are paying more for less, in some cases, amid the highest rates of inflation in 40 years.
The National Labor Relations Board in May filed an injunction demanding the employees be reinstated, saying they had been illegally fired.
Gasoline is one of the most obvious markers of inflation, but two commodities are actually outpacing rising gas prices.
The Eastlake Avenue Starbucks voted 12-0 in favor of unionization, making it the 100th store to join Starbucks Workers United.
At least 100 more votes are coming, as the National Labor Relations Board says it has now received a total of 268 union petitions.
A warning has been issued for those who purchased the beef in Washington and across the U.S.
The move comes as two Washington giants, Amazon and Starbucks, have drawn significant criticism for their anti-union efforts.
The wage complaint filed Wednesday in Spokane is the first of its kind against a marijuana retailer in Washington.
One complaint demands the company reinstate seven Memphis-area partners who were fired for taking part in unionization efforts.
The April-over-May increase in the Consumer Price Index was the smallest monthly increase in seven months, and may mark a turning point.
Efrem Fesaha, owner of Boon Boona Coffee, was presented with the award during a Thursday ceremony at his Capitol Hill shop.
The National Labor Relations Board suit reportedly claims the company’s employee handbook is "discriminatory" and violates workers' rights.
Despite higher employment costs, Starbucks' sales climbed to record levels in the second quarter.
Formerly headquartered in Seattle, Boeing still employs thousands in WA. The latest move puts company leaders close to Washington D.C.
More than 100 passengers tested positive for COVID-19. Many are now isolating in Seattle-area hotels.
"Washington state is a pro-choice state, and we are going to fight like hell to keep Washington a pro-choice state," said Gov. Jay Inslee.
Washington was one of seven states where more than 40% of stores were totally out of stock.
Under the agreement, Seattle-based Redfin will change its minimum housing price policy, alter other practices, and pay $4 million.
Anyone who has had recent dealings with Labor & Industries' Tukwila office may have had their personal information compromised.
This summer, the park's new Walk-Off Market will be the first in MLB to use both Amazon's Just Walk Out technology and Amazon One.
One benefit of UW's vaccine: it's stable without requiring deep-freezing, making it easier to distribute worldwide.
The flagship roastery's vote marks a major victory for the Starbucks Workers United movement.
The president is making his first visit to the Pacific Northwest since the 2020 election, starting with a talk in Portland Thursday.
Amid a wave of robberies targeting marijuana shops, the Liquor and Cannabis Board shared some options for retailers to rely less on cash.
Nationwide issues with Verizon's cell network impacted service for customers in Washington and much of the U.S. on Wednesday.
During the fracas, an uninvolved pedestrian was run over. Advocates have been pushing to restrict the market to foot traffic for years.
Amazon will add a “fuel and inflation surcharge” to the fees it charges third-party sellers who use the retailer’s fulfillment services.
The increase in the consumer price index from February to March was the biggest month-to-month jump since 2005.
More than 300 Teamsters returned to work Monday, following a monthslong strike to demand a better contract.
2021 saw four new wolf packs appear in four different counties as the wild wolf population continues to recover.
More than 1,000 billionaires are richer than they were a year ago, and more than 200 people became billionaires over the past year.
Washingtonians are being asked to report suspicious solicitations to the Attorney General's Office.
Amazon workers in New York, voted to unionize on Friday, marking the first successful U.S. organizing effort in company history.
Money will be used to reimburse workers who lose income because they have shifts cut or while they're on strike, organizers said.
Under the proposal, households worth more than $100 million would pay at least 20 percent in taxes on both income and “unrealized gains."
Job creation, wage growth and production growth — particularly in the high-tech sector — are the core elements of the annual index.
The Broadway & Denny store is the first to unionize in Starbucks' hometown, but several others may be close behind.
The nation just saw the sharpest consumer price index spike since 1982, and it means costs are up in Washington.
State labor officials said inspectors found 10 practices created a serious hazard for workers at Amazon's Kent fulfillment center.
The company announced the founder and former CEO will return as interim CEO replacing Kevin Johnson, who announced his retirement on Wed.