Washington § 51.14.350 - Ombuds office — Referral procedures — Department response to referred complaints.

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§ 51.14.350. Ombuds office — Referral procedures — Department response to referred complaints.

(1) The office of the ombuds shall develop referral procedures for complaints by workers of self-insured employers. The department shall act as quickly as possible on any complaint referred to them by the office of the ombuds.
(2) The department shall respond to any complaint against a self-insured employer referred to it by the office of the ombuds and shall forward the office of the ombuds a summary of the results of the investigation and action proposed or taken.
[ 2013 c 23 s 110; 2007 c 281 s 6.]

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