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The Washington state Office of the Insurance Commissioner regulates the insurance industry and helps people with their insurance issues and questions. Need help? Visit insurance.wa.gov or call 1-800-562-6900.
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Yes we celebrate you!
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Yes it is 🥹
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He's the best and sat so good with the OIC shirt on 😎
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It totally is!! #TGIF
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Have a great Friday!
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Happy Friday!
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That's funny!! He works for treats :)
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Welcome everyone who supports Washington state!
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Stay safe everyone!
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Yes, Thank you!!
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Love this! Stay safe everyone :)
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We are safe here! Hope everyone else is:)
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More info: www.insurancejournal.com/news/west/20...
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Happy Birthday @governorferguson.bsky.social 🥳
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Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you!
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Yes, thank you!
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By regulating insurers, enforcing consumer protections, and ensuring market stability, the Office of the Insurance Commissioner helps make insurance accessible to all Washingtonians, especially those who need it most.😀
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✨Social Justice and the OIC✨
The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner plays an essential role in promoting fairness, transparency, and accessibility in the insurance industry.
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However, many challenges remain. Income inequality, discrimination, climate change, and technology gaps still prevent millions from achieving financial security. The World Day of Social Justice calls on governments, businesses, and communities to act .
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✨Why It Matters✨
Social Justice ensures that everyone — regardless of background — has equal opportunities and protections. It includes fair wages, safe working conditions, and access to healthcare, education, and financial services.
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In 2007, the UN General Assembly officially designated February 20 as the World Day of Social Justice, calling on governments and organizations to promote fairness and equity worldwide.
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The 1995 World Summit for Social Development further emphasized these ideals, pushing nations to address unemployment, poverty, and social exclusion.
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✨A Brief History✨
The idea behind this observance is rooted in the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) Declaration of Philadelphia (1944). This declaration states that poverty anywhere is a threat to prosperity everywhere and that all people deserve economic security and equal opportunity.
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Established by the United Nations (UN) in 2007 and first celebrated in 2009, this day highlights the importance of fairness and equality in building stronger societies. It reminds us that economic growth must benefit everyone, not just a few.
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• Find Medicare Advantage plans in your area at www.insurance.wa.gov/2025-medicare-advantage-and-special-needs-plans-snps
• Check out the Medicare Part D Rx plans selling in our state at: www.insurance.wa.gov/media/12230
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For help with Medicare plans:
• See our online Medicare counseling & events calendar for happenings in your area at: www.insurance.wa.gov/medicare-counseling-and-events-calendar
• Contact a SHIBA office in your area for help at: www.insurance.wa.gov/find-local-shiba-office
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Thank you!
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Scan the QR code for more info.
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Here you go!
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😊😊😊
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Good idea!
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😉
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