- Policies - King County, Washington
A policy is a directive intended to achieve or reinforce compliance with established mandates Used to provide clear guidance to the workforce to ensure compliance with a mandate that exists in county code, state law or other legal authority
- KING COUNTY
King County is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace for every employee Most work-related injuries occur because of unsafe acts
- Policies and Forms - Human Resources - King County
Find King County Human Resources policies on personnel, attendance, emergency management, equity and opportunities, hiring, pay, and other workplace topics List of Approved Agencies: There are currently no agencies or departments approved for the 2025 Voluntary Separation Program (as of February 28, 2025)
- Emergency Medical Services (EMS) System Policy
EMS agencies that provide pre-hospital care in King County and receive funding from the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) levy, and the University of Washington Harborview Medical Center Paramedic Training Program
- Tools and Templates - King County, Washington
The materials on this page are provided by the Archives, Records Management and Mail Services Section (ARMMS) within DES-RALS to equip King County employees with the tools and resources necessary to draft, review and implement policies, orders or rules For any questions, please contact policies@kingcounty gov Manual and Other Guidance Templates
- Telecommuting Policy
Departments and agencies shall manage their workforces in accordance with this policy and implement consistent and equitable telecommuting procedures for employees whose duties can be managed remotely This policy shall supersede all prior and existing telecommuting or telework policies
- Policies, Orders, Rules, and Interlocal Agreements (ILAs)
This site contains Executive Policies, Executive Orders, Emergency Orders, Public Rules, and Emergency Rules It also contains some Interlocal Agreements (ILAs) made by King County with other public agencies NOTE: This site was heavily revised in December 2024 Please contact policies@kingcounty gov if you experience issues accessing information
- Health Policy Template for Early Learning Programs WITH INFANTS
Before administering medication to children, staff members must first be a) oriented to the early learning program’s medication procedure and policy; and b) complete the department standardized training course in medication management and administration or an equivalent training
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