Elizabeth New

Policy analyst and expert on labor law

Olympia, Washington, USA

About Elizabeth

Elizabeth New is a policy analyst at the Washington Policy Center. She has worked on various projects related to labor law and has written extensively on the topic. New is a expert in the field and has been quoted in several publications. She is based in Olympia, Washington, USA.

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Clark County Today News

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Recent Appearances

Washington’s PFML: Why Workers Keep Paying More for Less

Clark County Today News•Apr 2, 2026•6:05•host

Janus rights for public workers lack equal state visibility

Clark County Today News•Mar 30, 2026•3:56•guest

Elizabeth New

About Elizabeth

Associated Podcasts

Clark County Today News

Connect

Recent Appearances

Washington’s PFML: Why Workers Keep Paying More for Less

Janus rights for public workers lack equal state visibility

Key Topics

New household labor law brings major compliance changes in Washington

Will Washington’s domestic worker law change household hiring?

Opinion: Elizabeth New Critiques WA Income Tax, Free School Meals

Striking Workers in Washington Begin Using Unemployment Benefits

Opinion: Senate shenanigans – Income tax debate, double-standards

Opinion: Thankful for caregivers, providers

Opinion: Replacing federal funds for Planned Parenthood will add to state’s overspending woes

VIDEO: SW Washington school strikes end as strike legality concerns resurface

Opinion: Governments should protect workers, end cozy relationship with political allies

Opinion: Work? Strike? Whatever; Employers now required to pay union members not to work

Opinion: Parent notification of medical services, mental health issues involving students is removed

Opinion: Veto, Bob, veto!

Opinion: Schools notifying parents about the kinds of care kids can decide on their own didn’t make it

Opinion: Washington state Legislature 2025: That's a wrap

Opinion: 'Low-income workers should not have to give higher-income workers more of their wages'

Opinion: Parents told to have a seat; government knows best

Opinion: Employers shouldn’t pay workers not to work: Paying people to strike should be a union’s job

Opinion: Parents could have less access to information about school-aged children