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Bills - leg. wa. gov A bill is a proposed law presented to the Legislature for consideration Each bill number is associated with that bill for one legislative biennium A legislative biennium is a two-year period that begins with the legislative session in odd-numbered years Bills that affect state spending are applied to the state fiscal biennium, which runs from July 1 of odd-numbered years to June 30, two
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FINAL Resolution re ENACTING Initiative Petition Odinance Concerning . . . City of Olympia - This document reflects a Workers’ Bill of Rights initiative as submitted through the citizen petition process to the City of Olympia on June 24, 2025, and then certified as sufficient by Thurston County Elections on July 14, 2025 The Olympia City Council will need to act within 20 days to either adopt the initiative, or refer it to the November ballot for a vote of the people
Olympia City Council takes up $20 minimum wage initiative Tuesday night (The Center Square) – The Olympia City Council will vote Tuesday night on whether to adopt a Workers’ Bill of Rights that would raise the minimum wage in Olympia to $20 per hour, or send the proposal to voters this November Two labor groups gathered more than enough signatures to qualify the