§ 49.28.010 Eight hour day, 1899 act — Public works contracts — Emergency overtime — Penalty
§ 49.28.040 Eight hour day, 1903 act — Policy enunciated
§ 49.28.050 Eight hour day, 1903 act — Contracts, cancellation of, for violations
§ 49.28.060 Eight hour day, 1903 act — Stipulation in contracts — Duty of officers
§ 49.28.065 Public works employees — Agreements to work ten hour day
§ 49.28.080 Hours of domestic employees — Exception — Penalty
§ 49.28.100 Hours of operators of power equipment in waterfront operations — Penalty
§ 49.28.130 Hours of health care facility employees — Definitions
§ 49.28.140 Hours of health care facility employees — Mandatory overtime prohibited — Exceptions
§ 49.28.150 Hours of health care facility employees — Penalties
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 49.28 - Hours of labor

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