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Hey, good morning. It's Patricia Murphy. It's Friday. This is Seattle now. This week, Seattle is

home to some of the most profitable companies on earth. But even companies like Amazon and Starbucks

are experiencing a shift in the world of labor. More workers are joining unions and remote and hybrid

work is becoming the norm for white collar office jobs. What is the future of work in Seattle?

We're giving you a taste of our Seattle Now Live event today, all about the

future of work in case you weren't there to witness it in person. Author and speaker Jody Ann

Bury and K-U-O-W Labor and Economy reporter Monica Nicholsburg are here to break it all down.

But first, let's get you caught up.

President Biden makes his way into town today.

He's here for campaign fundraising visits tonight and tomorrow morning before heading out.

We don't know where he's going to be because the Secret Service doesn't talk about that stuff,

but we do know it might be best to stay inside and avoid all the traffic.

Biden at last visited the Seattle area on Earth Day, 2022. But Vice President Kamala Harris and First Lady Jill Biden were here last year. If you do choose to walk instead of drive this weekend,

get your sunscreen because it is going to be hot and sunny.

High as in the 80s are forecasted for today and tomorrow.

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