EXECUTIVE ORDER 18-03 WORKERS RIGHTS 2026

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The document is a certification form related to Washington State Executive Order 18-03, which requires contractors to declare whether their employees are subject to mandatory individual arbitration clauses and class or collective action waivers as a condition of employment. Contractors must certify their compliance under penalty of perjury.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the EXECUTIVE ORDER 18-03 WORKERS RIGHTS document in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the certification statement. You will need to select one of the two options regarding mandatory individual arbitration clauses and class or collective action waivers for employees.
Check the appropriate box that reflects your firm's policy: either confirming no mandatory clauses or indicating that such clauses are required.
In the 'FIRM NAME' field, print the full legal entity name of your firm clearly.
Sign the document in the designated area, ensuring that you include your title and date of signing.
Finally, print your name and indicate the city and state where you are signing. Review all entries for accuracy before submitting.

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