For Business

L&I goal: Enhance workplace safety; understand workers’ compensation insurance; learn about Washington’s wage and hour laws and rules; and get a license, permit, or inspection.

Forms & Publications

Notice to Employees – If a Job Injury Occurs
F242-191-909 — (12/01/2024), Poster in English-Spanish
Notice to Employees - If a Job Injury Occurs (Self-Insured)
F207-037-909 — (12/01/2012), Poster in English-Spanish
Job Safety and Health Law
F416-081-909 — (07/01/2022), Poster in English-Spanish
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News & Events

November 22, 2022
Clark County contractor faces theft charge for taking $127K in workers’ comp while running own company

VANCOUVER — A Clark County man has been charged with stealing $127,000 in workers’ compensation benefits for working at his own construction business while claiming he was too injured to work.
December 21, 2022
Pierce County roofing contractor accused of faking injury in $54K workers’ comp scam

TUMWATER — A Pierce County man who claimed his on-the-job injury was so severe he could no longer work as a roofer has been charged with stealing more than $54,000 in benefits from the state workers’ compensation system.
December 21, 2022
Pierce County roofing contractor accused of faking injury in $54K workers’ comp scam

TUMWATER — A Pierce County man who claimed his on-the-job injury was so severe he could no longer work as a roofer has been charged with stealing more than $54,000 in benefits from the state workers’ compensation system.
February 16, 2023
Clark County contractor must repay state for stealing $127K in workers’ comp scam

VANCOUVER — A contractor who claimed he was too injured to work, but was actually running his own construction company, must pay back the state more than $127,000.
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