Small Business Sees Some Setbacks in 2024 Session
Session Overview
The 2024 session of the 68th Washington State Legislature saw few drawn out floor fights or notable achievements. As usual, small businesses in our state will suffer a few more slights, in the form of more requirements and restrictions affecting operations and workforce interacti
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Swaroop Bhagavatula
Sr. Policy and Data Analyst
NFIB Research Center
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