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What's next for personnel reform?Washington Works4/8/2005
Work continues on classificationWashington Works4/8/2005
Master contract trainingWashington Works4/8/2005
New civil service rule trainingWashington Works4/8/2005
Governor Gregoire proposes salary increasesWashington Works4/8/2005
Personnel reform gets realWashington Works3/3/2005
State steps up preparations for new systemWashington Works3/3/2005
Personnel reform on track for July 1Washington Works2/3/2005
Competitive contracting manual updateWashington Works2/3/2005
Training provides hands-on experience with new HRMS computer systemWashington Works2/3/2005
No rush on wage increase decisionThe Olympian1/31/2005
A better trap for mouse messesTacoma News Tribune1/14/2005
Budget proposes salary increasesWashington Works1/13/2005
To cut or tax? That's the budget questionThe Olympian1/10/2005
State workers hope to see success with contractThe Olympian1/10/2005
Salary increases would expand to all state workersThe Olympian12/17/2004
Civil service reform to test new leadersThe Olympian12/6/2004
Union's contract means changes for 32 state agenciesThe Olympian12/6/2004
Human resources training around the cornerThe Olympian11/29/2004
Some state employees launch effort to leave unionThe Olympian10/28/2004
Contracts: Next StepsWashington Works10/28/2004
Workers approve labor deal with stateThe Olympian9/29/2004
Members of state worker organization OK contractThe Olympian9/28/2004
State workers vote on contractThe Olympian9/24/2004
State employees on verge of historic contract decisionThe Olympian9/22/2004
More state workers agree to wage dealThe Olympian9/15/2004
State, union agree on contractTacoma News Tribune9/14/2004
State, two unions reach tentative settlementsThe Seattle Times9/14/2004
State union workers win raiseThe Olympian9/14/2004
Talks on pay raise continueThe Olympian9/13/2004
State, unions reach tentative agreementWashington Works9/13/2004
Teams for Locke, state unions spend night in talksThe Olympian9/9/2004
State workers make a stand at start of week of labor talksThe Olympian9/7/2004
Workers, state agree on health contractThe Olympian9/4/2004
Ground rules, proposals put collective bargaining in full swingThe Olympian8/30/2004
State workers union tries to press LockeThe Olympian8/26/2004
Bargaining UpdateWashington Works8/26/2004
Rising Costs, Tight Budgets: An Interview with Marty BrownWashington Works8/26/2004
Collective bargaining steers new systemThe Olympian8/23/2004
Competitive contracting can raise concernsThe Olympian8/16/2004
State workers march to hasten labor talksThe Olympian8/14/2004
South Sound not built for overseas outsourcingThe Olympian8/2/2004
Competitive bidding will put state workers in new positionThe Olympian8/2/2004
Encouraging agencies to contract out work adds new factorThe Olympian8/1/2004
Bargaining UpdateWashington Works7/27/2004
Civil service rules adoptedWashington Works7/27/2004
State union proposes pay raiseThe Olympian7/6/2004
Management system service changes form, functionThe Olympian6/28/2004
Competitive contracting manual aids processWashington Works6/24/2004
Negotiator for state takes job in the private sectorThe Olympian6/22/2004
Santos appointed as state's new chief labor negotiatorWashington Works6/21/2004
Draft competitive contracting manual available for reviewWashington Works6/7/2004
Bargaining UpdateWashington Works6/1/2004
Custodians Focus on CompetitivenessWashington Works5/24/2004
Unions narrow their focus this week as talks with Locke's office progressThe Olympian5/17/2004
Tired of having salaries frozen, state employees flock to unionsThe Seattle Times4/28/2004
Pay raise discussion under wayThe Olympian4/27/2004
Unions scramble to add state workersThe Olympian4/27/2004
Bargaining updateWashington Works4/20/2004
Opinion: Talks are off to rocky startThe Olympian4/18/2004
Appeal period begins for state's new competitive contracting rulesThe Olympian4/10/2004
Union seeks $3 billion in benefitsThe Olympian4/10/2004
Code reviser publishes final competitive contracting rulesWashington Works4/7/2004
New personnel rules focus on hiring best person for the jobWashington Works4/7/2004
Three-phase plan introduced to implement new job classificationWashington Works4/7/2004
Classification changes to spread over 5 yearsWashington Works4/7/2004
Contracting Rules: Comments Received, Rules AdoptedWashington Works3/17/2004
Bargaining Moves ForwardWashington Works3/1/2004
Agency drafts new contracting rulesThe Olympian2/16/2004
Collective Bargaining BeginsWashington Works2/1/2004
Update on Job Classification ChangesWashington Works2/1/2004
Ethics Board Decision on Employee Business UnitsWashington Works1/17/2004
Contracting out state jobs grows nearerThe Olympian1/15/2004
Proposed Rules on Competitive Contracting up for Public CommentWashington Works1/8/2004
Implementing the New Computer SystemWashington Works1/1/2004
Proposed Competitive Contracting Rules FiledWashington Works12/3/2003
Draft classification plan now availableWashington Works12/1/2003
New computer system on trackWashington Works12/1/2003
Message from Governor Gary LockeWashington Works11/11/2003
Civil Service rules and classification structure being draftedWashington Works11/1/2003
Draft Competitive Contracting Rules Now AvailableWashington Works10/1/2003
General Administration invites stakeholder help in competitive contracting rulesWashington Works9/1/2003
House legislators briefed on Washington Works reformsWashington Works9/1/2003