OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The GOP-led Washington state Senate Commerce and Labor Committee will on Wednesday consider five bills intended to save businesses money by changing workers’ compensation rules.
Proponents say the measures, which include making it easier for injured workers to take settlement agreements from their employers or the state instead of litigating for more money, would make the system more cost-effective.
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