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MY L&I
Formerly known as Claim & Account Center  
             

Injured workers in Washington state can review their claims online -- although not all self-insured claims may be accessible. Set up your user ID and password, and then you can view your claim information.  If you need assistance accessing your claim information online, call the Claim and Account Center Helpline at 360-902-5999.

You can always contact Project HELP for impartial and confidential information, advice, guidance, or concerns about a claim or your rights and responsibilities within the claims process.

There are also various entities within the Department of Labor and Industries that can provide information.
Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals

 

Workers' compensation appeals can be filed online at the Board of Industrial Insurance appeals website.

Safety & Health Investment Projects (SHIP) Grant cycle is open now until August 16, 2024.

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Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO

 

If you want interactive news and opinion from Washington State that hasn’t gone through the corporate filter of the for-profit media, The Stand is for you.

Unemployment Navigator, Workforce Development Department, Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO​

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WSLC’s UI Navigator provides direct assistance to individuals seeking unemployment insurance benefits and conducts training sessions for unions and community-based organizations to improve understanding of UI eligibility, application processes, appeals, and common issues.

The Foundation for Working Families is a non-profit organization established by the Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO and its affiliates to assist union families in Washington state in times of hardship or disaster.

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Assistance is available only for UNION households. Applicants must be union members. All applications are screened based on funding availability. All information will be kept strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Processing of applications for assistance typically takes two weeks. Average assistance is $200-$300 and the maximum lifetime benefit for hardship assistance is $500 per union member.

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