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Aaron Doyer advises and represents clients in a variety of labor and employment matters, including administrative agency actions, civil court litigation, and class actions. As a former prosecutor of administrative discrimination claims, he brings a unique insider perspective to disputes brought through the administrative trial process. Aaron also has unique experience with Washington apprenticeship program licensing, including registration and compliance. He assists clients in a wide variety of industry sectors, including healthcare, technology, hospitality, refining, manufacturing, aerospace, and agriculture. Aaron also represents clients outside the private sector including nonprofits, universities, and schools.

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For Washington employers, meal and rest break class actions continue to be one of the most active areas of wage and hour litigation. Despite years of litigation and recurring lawsuits challenging break practices across industries, there has been little indication that the Washington Legislature intends to revisit or modernize the state’s meal and rest break framework. As a result, employers remain subject to a regulatory scheme that is both highly technical and frequently litigated, creating ongoing exposure for large employers with hourly, non-exempt workforces.

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