Navigating Worker-related Rules in Washington State

May 15, 2024/Jennifer Dolge/

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Navigating Worker-related Rules in Washington State

Name: Navigating Worker-related Rules in Washington State
Start: 2024-06-18T12:00:00-07:00
End: 2024-06-18T13:00:00-07:00
Location: Online

What every nonprofit needs to know to be compliant with Washington State Department of Labor & Industries rules

Tuesday, June 18, 2024
12:00 – 1:00 pm Pacific

How do I figure out who can be exempt from overtime pay?
What are the rules related to paying interns to take on projects?
Does safety and health law apply to all volunteer organizations?
Are you telling me that my organization needs an Accident Prevention Program even though we all work from home?

Nonprofits are required to follow worker-related laws in Washington. That means that every nonprofit needs to know what those laws are and how they relate to their work serving their community.

Navigating Worker-related Rules in Washington State provides an overview of what you need to know and why. During this session, we will walk through the three types of worker-related rules overseen by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries: work standards, safety and health, and workers’ compensation. You will learn what nonprofit employers need to do to stay compliant in Washington State. You will hear about common challenges, as well as opportunities that you may have not known about. Share your experiences with colleagues and leave the session with a few action steps to move forward within your organization.

This workshop expands on the resources available through the new Nonprofit Labor & Industries Navigator resource, developed by nonprofit educator Nancy Bacon in partnership with the Department of Labor & Industries for employer outreach and education. To learn more, visit www.nonprofitlearning.center/LNI.

Cost
FREE. There is no charge for this event.

About the Presenter

Nancy Bacon is a teacher, instructional designer, and learning strategist who has worked for over 25 years in the nonprofit sector. She created many popular nonprofit learning programs, including Boards in Gear, Finance Unlocked for Nonprofits, the Nonprofit Safety Hero, and Disaster Planning for Nonprofits. Nancy has worked closely with Washington State Labor & Industries and the Nonprofit L&I Navigator team to produce this learning resource. She specializes in turning complicated information into actionable next steps. www.nancybacon.com

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Date:: June 18
Time:: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Cost:: Free
Event Category:: Partner Learning Events
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: Online

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: Nonprofit Learning Center
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