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Medicare open enrollment

AI reviews rolling out for Medicare in WA for some procedures

The federal government will test a new model for the often maligned prior authorization process in Washington and other states
September 25, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

Medicare enrollees in Washington may soon need to get additional approval before undergoing some medical procedures, under a controversial new program the federal government will test in a half-dozen states. 


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Trump’s $100K fee for H-1B visas sends shockwaves through tech sector

September 23, 2025
Paige Gross

In the Tri-Cities, more than 80 people employed at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory by Battelle hold H-1B visas, making it a top 10 employer in the state for workers with H-1B visas.


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PNNL seeking more volunteers for layoffs

September 15, 2025
Ty Beaver

Those working on radiation and nuclear projects as part of national security missions at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are now being asked to volunteer to be laid off as the Richland lab continues to look for ways to cut costs. 


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PNNL layoffs prompt criticism, concern amid budget cuts

September 11, 2025
Ty Beaver

PNNL began asking in mid-August for voluntary layoffs as the Tri-Cities’ largest employer sought to make cuts in response to anticipated federal spending reductions. 


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The case for businesses to check all cellphones at the door

September 11, 2025
Guest Contributor

Businesses should consider banning cellphones from meetings. Paying attention to them instead of others in the room shows a lack of respect, listening, and social and self-awareness.


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PNNL projects targeted for DOE commercialization funding

September 8, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Several technologies developed at or in partnership with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland will receive part of $35 million in federal funding to move them to the marketplace. 


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New PNNL director selected

September 4, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

A 35-year veteran of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, with experience in leveraging big data and leading national security research, will be its next director. 


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Washington Conservation Corps seeks recruits to serve community

September 1, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Washington state Department of Ecology’s Washington Conservation Corps is recruiting young adults ages 18-25 and military veterans or those with a sensory or mental disability of any age to fill more than 250 positions across the state. 


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PNNL hosts ‘AI for Good’ community event

September 1, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

 Learn practical AI skills, take home a personal prompt library, gain inspiration and network at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s “AI for Good: Connecting Science, AI and Community” event.


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Corps approves $1.2M to improve Yakima River salmon habitat

August 31, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

The Corps of Engineers has issued a five-year construction license to the Benton Conservation District for a $1.2 million project to improve fish habitat.  


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