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/r/Washington · Aug 27, 2026, 4:15 AM

Like the title says, my husband was recently laid off and his company handbook states that any accrued PTO will be paid out on departure. In the separation email it was stated that the PTO, 2 week severance, and personal leave would be paid out over the next 6 weeks. Is that legal or do we have grounds to have it all paid out now? Our main worry is that we have applied for unemployment and don’t want this to be considered income so we are ineligible for unemployment for that time frame. His company has a history of doing shady things regarding pay and want to make sure nothing is going to risk the unemployment benefit while he tries to get a new job. One website we found said that any final pay must be paid by the next scheduled pay period, but I’m having a hard time verifying that before we email the company. Appreciate any insight!!

/r/Renton · Aug 27, 2026, 3:29 AM

Selling my entire candle-making supply collection. I purchased everything with plans to start a candle business but ultimately never pursued it, so I’m clearing everything out. This is a large lot and would be great for someone starting a candle business, an existing candle maker, or someone who makes candles as a hobby. Includes: • 100+ unused candle jars/vessels in a variety of sizes, colors and finishes • Many vessels include matching lids • Large assortment of fragrance oils, including multiple 16 oz and 8 oz bottles (some full, some partially used) • Multiple types of candle wax • Large assortment of candle wicks in different sizes • Wick holders/centering tools • Extra lids and miscellaneous candle-making supplies Most of the collection is unused and has simply been stored since I decided not to move forward with the business. $650 OBO for the entire lot. Priority to someone who can take everything. Local pickup only. I’m looking to clear this out ASAP, so reasonable offers are welcome.

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 27, 2026, 3:07 AM

Between 2016 and 2025, 443 people died by homicide in Seattle, whereas 328 people died in traffic-related accidents. For every four homicides in that period, three people died during road collisions, nearly half of them pedestrians. Last year's annual public safety survey from Seattle University showed more than 45 percent of nearly 9,000 respondents listed traffic safety as their top concern. ~ Nearly as many people die on our streets as at the hands of another person, and only one of those two things gets called a public safety crisis.

/r/Seattle · Aug 27, 2026, 2:30 AM

Got a favor to ask you guys, I am a Bellevue to Seattle commuter, and i was just in such pure awe of the sheer volume of pikmin coating the walls, stairs, and entire Westlake Lightrail station on my way to work today, that i FORGOT to take any pictures of them. I got home and told my significant other about the Westlake Pikmin, he really wanted to see them, but i didn't end up taking any photos. Due to some crappy injury circumstances, it may be a while before i can travel back over there to take them. I know this is a long shot and a favor, but if anyone has any Westlake station Pikmin photos, i would be really grateful if you could share them in the comments.

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