News & Updates
Thanks to nonstop worker organizing, UberEats will be paying back nearly $4.4 MILLION to over 14,000 delivery drivers.
We joined together to demand ICE out of the cup and to reclaim the game for Washington’s working class.
Today, the Washington Supreme Court announced a ruling granting the right to fair pay and safe workplaces to tens of thousands of the mostly-immigrant care workers who protect and care for our elderly and disabled loved ones.
Working Washington is joining the call to wear soccer jerseys every Wednesday because Washington workers know that we are more protected and more powerful when we join together.
The PayUp gig worker protections in Seattle are working. The Five Big Delivery Apps’ Own Data Shows Gig Worker Pay & Consumer Demand Are Both Up Since The Minimum Pay Ordinance Went Into Effect.
Watch: Bikini Baristas in WA built worker power and joined together with Working Washington/Fair Work Center to fight wage theft. See the whole interview by Cascade PBS.
Workers, lawmakers, and coalition partners shared how the Bill of Rights will improve conditions for over 100,000 house cleaners, gardeners, nannies, and home care workers across Washington:
After years of workers organizing across industries and across Washington, we won a statewide Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.
We refuse to live in a world in which groups of immigrant workers, one after another, are harassed, attacked, and targeted by violence. Working Washington stands with Somali workers and ALL workers in the ongoing fight to build the safe, peaceful, and dignified communities we deserve.