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Healthcare Workers Are Hoping Washington Legislation Passes Safe Staffing Standards

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The Healthcare Union is asking Washington's legislative officials to pass safe staffing standards that would protect health care workers from dangerously high patient loads, enforce existing overtime, meal and rest break laws and invest in workforce development.

Healthcare Workers Are Hoping Washington Legislation Passes Safe Staffing Standards

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