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SB 5890: Clarifying eligibility for the presumption for workers' compensation for all personnel working at a radiological hazardous waste facility.
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SB 5890 status: Introduced — Effective date 3/11/2022 (updated Mar 11, 2022).
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Bill summary
What changes
The bill clarifies eligibility criteria for workers' compensation presumptions for personnel employed at radiological hazardous waste facilities.
Who is affected
Employees working at radiological hazardous waste facilities in Washington State.
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Costs and funding
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When it takes effect
The bill became effective on 3/11/2022.
Potential benefits
Provides clarity regarding compensation coverage for employees potentially exposed to radiological hazards.
Risks and tradeoffs
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What is still unknown
The specific criteria for the 'presumption' and the fiscal impact on the state's compensation fund are not detailed in the metadata.
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