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Fellowship
Fellow will begin in fall 2021. Will be supervised by the Legal Director. Must be a third-year law student or recent law school graduate with a demonstrated record of public service and a willingness to apply for public interest law fellowships. Work closely with candidates to explore project proposals that align with their interest as well as advance unmet needs of low-wage and vulnerable workers. In addition to work on a fellowship-sponsored project, fellows’ responsibilities may include: Conducting consultations with workers and advising them of their rights under Seattle, Washington, and federal law. Representing clients in state and federal litigation, and before administrative agencies. Developing and providing self-help resources to assist workers navigating enforcement processes, including agencies and small claims court. Providing research and policy support to strategic enforcement campaigns and minimum standards legislation at the local, state, and national level. Collaborating with **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. and Working Washington staff to design and implement campaigns advancing the rights of workers in priority industries. Supporting training and education initiatives that build the capacity of worker leaders and partner organization staff to enforce existing workplace protections. Should be Licensed to practice law, in good standing, or intending to sit for the Washington state bar upon graduation. Demonstrated commitment to racial and economic justice, and to the mission of the **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. and Working Washington is required. Ability to speak another language, particularly Spanish, is strongly preferred. Must have excellent legal research, analysis, and writing skills.

Deadline August 7, 2020.

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