An innovative legal effort has enabled Washington to recover $42 million originally paid out in fraudulen ...
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WA Attorney General: $42 million recovered from fraudulent unemployment claims
WA Attorney General: $42 million recovered from fraudulent unemployment claims
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Washington State University warns of state backlog for long-term-care opt-outs
Washington State University warns of state backlog for long-term-care opt-outs
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Opinion: The state overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic and Washington taxpayers are footing the bill
Opinion: The state overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic and Washington taxpayers are footing the bill
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200,000 eligible Washingtonians have less than a week to opt out of payroll tax program
200,000 eligible Washingtonians have less than a week to opt out of payroll tax program
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Opinion: The state overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic and now doesn’t want the money back
Opinion: The state overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic and now doesn’t want the money back
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Opinion: The number is in: 484,704 apply to get out of payroll tax headed workers’ way, meeting deadline
Opinion: The number is in: 484,704 apply to get out of payroll tax headed workers’ way, meeting deadline
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Washington state auditor: The Employment Security Department still hasn’t fixed its problems
Washington state auditor: The Employment Security Department still hasn’t fixed its problems
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People are still getting out of a coming payroll tax for long-term-care program
People are still getting out of a coming payroll tax for long-term-care program
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Opinion: It all adds up: More money will be taken from workers’ paychecks in 2023
Opinion: It all adds up: More money will be taken from workers’ paychecks in 2023
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Opinion: Rulemaking in process for workers ‘exempted’ from long-term-care payroll tax
Opinion: Rulemaking in process for workers ‘exempted’ from long-term-care payroll tax
