AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorkplace Health Policy: Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order directing Washington’s Women’s Commission to review and update workplace accommodations for employees dealing with menopause and perimenopause, with guidance and training for public and private employers. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Seattle’s solar-powered public restroom pilot near Lumen Field got its first real-world test after a window was shattered; crews replaced the glass and the unit reopened the same day. AI in Business Operations: Starbucks is tying a portion of tech workers’ bonuses to AI usage and department-wide AI adoption goals, pushing the company to measure how employees use AI tools. Developer Tech Watch: Microsoft Build 2026, themed around AI agents, is set to show how autonomous coding tools move from preview to production. State Climate Politics: Washington’s cap-and-trade program won’t be paused despite a GOP push to lower gas prices, according to Ferguson’s office. Workplace Safety Investigation: Washington L&I opened an investigation into the Longview chemical tank collapse that killed 11 workers. Cybersecurity Hardware: WatchGuard announced new high-performance Firebox rackmount appliances for MSPs and enterprises. EV Charging Funding: Washington awarded $37 million to expand EV charging access statewide. Space/Defense Readiness: Puget Sound Naval Shipyard finished seismic upgrades to Dry Dock 4 five months early.
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