RCW 49.46.820
Chapter 2, Laws of 2017 to be liberally construed—Local jurisdictions may adopt more favorable labor standards.
The provisions of chapter 2, Laws of 2017 are to be liberally construed to effectuate the intent, policies, and purposes of chapter 2, Laws of 2017. Nothing in chapter 2, Laws of 2017 precludes local jurisdictions from enacting additional local fair labor standards that are more favorable to employees, including but not limited to more generous minimum wage or paid sick leave requirements.
[ 2017 c 2 § 11 (Initiative Measure No. 1433, approved November 8, 2016).]
NOTES:
Intent—Effective date—2017 c 2 (Initiative Measure No. 1433): See notes following RCW 49.46.005.
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 49.46 - Minimum Wage Requirements and Labor Standards.
49.46.005 - Declaration of necessity and police power—Conformity to modern fair labor standards.
49.46.020 - Minimum hourly wage—Paid sick leave.
49.46.040 - Investigation—Services of federal agencies—Employer's records—Industrial homework.
49.46.060 - Exceptions for learners, apprentices, messengers, persons with disabilities.
49.46.070 - Records of employer—Contents—Inspection—Sworn statement.
49.46.080 - New or modified regulations—Judicial review—Stay.
49.46.100 - Prohibited acts of employer—Penalty.
49.46.110 - Collective bargaining not impaired.
49.46.130 - Minimum rate of compensation for employment in excess of forty hour workweek—Exceptions.
49.46.140 - Notification of employers.
49.46.160 - Automatic service charges.
49.46.210 - Paid sick leave—Authorized purposes—Limitations.
49.46.800 - Rights and remedies—Long-term care individual providers covered under this chapter.
49.46.810 - Adoption, implementation of rules.
49.46.830 - Chapter 2, Laws of 2017 subject to investigation and recordkeeping provisions.