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State agencies eye a new normal for office life

Plus the city auditor knocks Seattle's approach to retail crime and a campaign cash roundup

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Jul 26, 2023
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In the years since COVID-era health orders booted most state employees out of the office, lawmakers are weighing the costs (and savings) of work-from-home government.

The Senate State Government & Elections Committee hear from state agency heads on that subject on Tuesday—fittingly, from the comfort of home via Zoom. There is a ton of money at stake. The…

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