State of Working Washington
Research reports and interactive charts showing how Washington residents are faring in today’s economy, from jobs and wages to inequality and family budgets. Note: Charts are not interactive on mobile devices.
In Depth
Jobs: COVID-19 pandemic means unprecedented job losses, but impact isn’t uniform
Wages: Why most Washington workers couldn’t prepare for the COVID-19 crisis
Economic Inequality: A few at the top are pulling away, leaving everyone else behind
Sources of Inequality: The forces behind Washington’s growing economic inequality
Family Budgets: Higher costs are making harder for more families to make ends meet
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Washington’s Employment Picture
A look at the numbers shows room for improvement
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Public Higher Education Tuition in Washington
State budget cuts have pushed the cost of college out of reach
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The Demographics of Washington’s Workers
How age, diversity and education are changing the state's workforc
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Tax Incentives for Washington Corporations
Companies Like Amazon Receive Millions in Benefits, But Cut Jobs and Pay No Taxes
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Living Wage Metrics by County
Rural Washingtonians are having a harder time getting by
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The Pay Gap by Occupation in Washington
No matter the job, women are earning less than men
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Washington State’s Race Gaps
It's not just money - gaps in opportunity span multiple areas
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Rising Prices and Family Budgets
It's getting harder for families to make ends meet