ESA In Case You Missed It: An Invitation from Assistant Secretary Tony Bowie to Wear Your Mariners Gear Tomorrow

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In Case You Missed It: October 6, 2022

Your Weekly Roundup of ESA News

ESA In Case You Missed It is published every Thursday to provide a quick roundup of news and announcements for the Economic Services Administration.

What's been posted to our ESA News page this week:

From the Assistant Secretary: DSHS Employee Survey Opens Today!: Our 2022 Employee Engagement Survey opens today, September 30, and runs through October 31. During that time, I hope you will take a few minutes to express your thoughts and concerns about the work you do at ESA.
Si` Se Puede - Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: By any measure, Cesar Chavez stands as one of the most striking examples of grace and dignity to be found in the human spirit. A brave man who both greatly thought and nobly dared; a heroic man who unwaveringly met hardship and hate with forgiveness and love.
ESA Communications Wants to Hear From You! Join us for a Virtual Office Visit on 10/25 at 11 a.m.: Deputy Assistant Secretary Nicole Ross and Senior Communications Manager for ESA Ilene Stohl have been out and about visiting offices across the state talking to many of you dedicated folks about your work, your great towns, and your communication needs.
Great Shakeout Coming up on 10/20 at 10:20: The Great ShakeOut is a worldwide coordinated earthquake drill. ESA will hold a coordinated Great ShakeOut drill this year.
An Invitation from Assistant Secretary Tony Bowie to Wear Your Mariners Gear Tomorrow: Join me tomorrow as I cheer on the Mariners who have made the playoffs for the first time in 21 years!

The latest entry in the Leadership Team blog comes from Teresa Kutsch (DDDS):

Disability – Part of the Equity Equation: "We have made progress in advancing employment opportunities for people with disabilities since 1945, but there is more work to be done. The purpose of NDEAM is to educate and bring awareness to the important role workers with disabilities play in a diverse and inclusive workforce."

Here's a few upcoming events:

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