Washington § 72.09.106 - Subcontracting of data input and microfilm capacities.

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§ 72.09.106. Subcontracting of data input and microfilm capacities.

Class II correctional industries may subcontract its data input and microfilm capacities to firms from the private sector. Inmates employed under these subcontracts will be paid in accordance with the Class I free venture industries procedures and wage scale.
[ 1989 c 185 s 8; 1983 c 296 s 4.]

Notes

Findings—Policy—1983 c 296: See notes following RCW 72.09.104.

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