Union: We cannot allow Amazon to set health and safety standards Amazon warehouse workers in New York are getting help from unions in their fight for better pandemic working conditions. Carolyn Adolph
Pandemic forces yoga studios to contemplate their future Lockdown has changed the business of yoga. Studio owners are weighing continuing online classes even as they contemplate rent. Carolyn Adolph
This is how the Boeing layoffs are going down Boeing's layoffs are cutting deep into the ranks of Machinists and engineers. These documents reveal how much Boeing had staked on building planes. Carolyn Adolph
ACLU: Companies can't fight racism until they see they're upholding it Seattle-based corporate giant Carolyn Adolph
Payday lending falls off a cliff as pandemic continues in Washington state With so many people out of work, you might expect Payday lenders would be raking in the business. But that’s not the case. Joshua McNichols
Unemployment in Washington state expected to peak by September By the end of September, the unemployment rate in Washington state is expected peak at 19.2%. That’s according to the state's Economic and Revenue Forecast Council. Carolyn Adolph
Washington state economic recovery will take years. Think 2025 Washington state’s economic forecast council released its first look at the potential for an end to our pandemic recession. It says a jobs recovery could happen by 2025. Carolyn Adolph
Boeing cuts workforce and re-starts production Boeing is again producing 737 MAX planes, though the plane is still grounded and thecomp Carolyn Adolph
Don't call Employment Security — it may be trying to call you For weeks people who are waiting for checks from Washington state’s embattled Employment Security Department have been calling and calling - 100 calls a second. Carolyn Adolph
Fraud, face coverings, and fireworks this week Bill Radke reviews the week's news with Brandi Kruse of Q13, David Kroman of Crosscut, and Charles Mudede from The Stranger. Sarah Leibovitz
