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Dec 8, 2023 | What's New
Hello WAFWP Members! I wanted to reach out and share information with you about annual trainings, specifically associated with safety. Our current Collective Bargaining Agreement (2023-25) outlines trainings and list some of those we need to do our jobs (Article 8). Here is the language I would like to draw to your attention in Article 8.Dec 5, 2023 | What's New
One of the tasks your WAFWP Executive Board and attorney does is to review new and revised WDFW polices before they are finalized. We examine the policies to ensure they align with the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) and Labor Laws. If there are items that do not align, we can Demand to Bargaining (DTB).Dec 4, 2023 | What's New
As your new President, I wanted to introduce myself and provide my vision for what I will be focusing on through fall 2024. Before this new WAFWP role beginning October 18, 2023, I was your Vice President, the Wildlife Program Rep, and a job rep. I have been with the agency for more than 10 years as a Wildlife Conflict Specialist in eastern Washington, primarily northeastern Washington.
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Email and phone contact info.Hello Members! Please find a summary of the 2022 WAFWP Member Survey results attached. @media only screen and (max-width: 730px){ .pdfview{height:500px !important} We would like to thank everyone who took the time to provide feedback. We appreciate it! The information gathered during the survey helps to guide us during Collective Bargaining and used for Board priorities.2022 WAFWP Member Survey Results_2.pdf
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