Washington HB1934 modifies exemptions to public inspection and copying of employment and licensing information, particularly focusing on.
Washington HB1934 amends the state's public records act to exempt certain employment and licensing information from public inspection and copying. This includes personal information such as residential addresses, social security numbers, and benefit enrollment details. The bill mandates that agencies notify employees and unions when a request for personnel records is made. It also emphasizes confidentiality for complainants, accusers, and witnesses in employment investigations, requiring agencies to redact personal identifiers and alter voices in audio recordings unless consent is given.
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