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Wash. lawmakers working on pieces of budget fix

The Seattle Times
Veteran entrepreneurs breathe life into Gilman Village

Issaquah Press
NFL: Seahawks release former WWU player Overton

The Bellingham Herald
Man convicted of raping WWU student in 2007

The Bellingham Herald
Goldman Sachs VP to speak at WWU commencement

The (Tacoma) News Tribune
Lawmakers start haggling budget, again

The (Everett) Herald
North America-wide solution needed to mitigate rising greenhouse gas emissions from freight trucks

CNW Group
Western Washington's spring career fair April 22

The Bellingham Herald
Craig Downs is Chimacum's new superintendent

Port Townsend Leader
As special session begins, lawmakers turn focus to job creation

The Bellingham Herald

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Fall 2009 health and safety report is online

Date: 11.23.09

Category: Campus news

Filed under: EHS | safety

The EHS Report from Western’s Environmental Health & Safety Office is available online. The fall quarter 2009 issue includes the following articles:

Dec. 1 is deadline to comment on compensation and return-to-work policy

Date: 11.18.09

Category: Campus news

Filed under: EHS | policy

Dec. 1 is the deadline to submit comments on the proposed Workers’ Compensation and Transitional Return-to-Work policy from the Department of Environmental Health and Safety at Western Washington University.

Compensation and return-to-work policy up for 30-day review

Date: 11.2.09

Category: Campus news

Filed under: EHS | policy

The Department of Environmental Health and Safety at Western Washington University has posted the following policy for 30-day campus review:

POL-U5950.10 Workers’ Compensation and Transitional Return-to-Work

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