Washington
Updated threshold, statement and guidance to address the interplay between the city's and state's paid sick and safe leave law.
Updated threshold, statement and guidance to reflect amendments to the Secure Scheduling Ordinance.
As required by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, employers covered by Washington's paid sick leave law (Initiative 1433) that choose to frontload an employee's paid sick leave balance before it would otherwise accrue may use the Washington Employee Notification of Frontloaded Paid Sick Leave Form to comply with notice requirements.
As required by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, employers covered by Washington's paid sick leave law (Initiative 1433) that choose to frontload an employee's paid sick leave balance before it would otherwise accrue may use the Washington Frontloaded Paid Sick Leave Policy to fulfill compliance requirements.
As recommended by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, employers covered by the Washington paid sick leave law (Initiative 1433) that require employees to provide "reasonable notice" for an absence from work for the use of paid sick leave may use the Washington Employee Notice for Use of Paid Sick Leave Form.
As recommended by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, employers covered by the Washington paid sick leave law (Initiative 1433) that require employees to provide verification for paid sick leave uses that exceed three consecutive days the employee is required to work may use the Washington Employee Verification for Authorized Use of Paid Sick Leave for Absences Exceeding Three Days Form.