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Seattle announces 2027 minimum wage - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The minimum wage in Seattle will rise to $22.14 per hour at the start of next year, the Office of Labor Standards announced Monday. That's an increase of 3.9% from the current minimum wage of $21.30. The city's minimum wage ordinance requires the minimum wage to be raised annually to reflect local inflation. Today's announcement means that Seattle's minimum wage will remain one of the highest in the nation. In Washington, the 2026 minimum wage is $17.13 per hour. Federally, it's been set at $7.2
Medicare AI program hit Washington state with ‘staggering’ denial rate, records show - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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At the start of the year, Medicare launched an artificial intelligence-enabled prior authorization program for certain medical services in six states, including Washington. The program has since sparked controversy as patients and doctors reported significant delays and denials, leaving many in pain while they waited out lengthy appeals processes. In response to a lawsuit, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released last week documents that shine a light on how the program has been w
Washington state approves double-digit rate hike for individual health insurance plans - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The state insurance commissioner on Wednesday approved a 22.2% average rate increase for individual health plans in 2027 — an announcement that set off alarm bells from consumer advocates and policymakers over the ballooning cost of coverage. Washingtonians who buy their own insurance have been hit by big back-to-back rate hikes over the past few years. Next year's jump will mark the highest increase in almost a decade. “Families shouldn’t experience sticker shock every year when shopping for he
WA tenants dread rental fees. Could an end be in sight? (opens the original)
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When Aleks Posielski received a lease renewal offer from his landlord in May, he was taken aback by an unexpected charge. Posielski would have to pay an $85 “lease renewal fee,” if he committed within 10 days, even though his lease wasn’t up for six months. Otherwise, the lease renewal fee would start to increase every 10 additional days – to $150 and then to $250. If Posielski needed more than a month to decide, it would grow to $500. With an 11-month-old baby, Posielski and his wife didn’t wan
Seattle City Council bans ‘junk’ rental fees (opens the original)
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The Seattle City Council voted to ban most types of rental fees this week – a move welcomed by tenants’ advocates, who argue that tacked-on charges make housing more expensive and obscure its true costs to renters. The bill requires landlords to disclose all mandatory and optional fees upfront in home listings or ads. The ordinance will take effect July 1, 2027. It allows but limits the mandatory fees that landlords can charge to certain application screening fees, move-in fees, utility fees, an
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