"Chet Williams construction has been operating against the governors orders for the past 5 weeks. There is no essential work being done, nor has there been any for 5 weeks. We were told to come to work and have been working on the bosses yard since. I would like to remain Anonymous, I fear of retaliation. There is a shop which we have 4 workers at the shop doing non essential work as well. I think if they knew an employee turned them in, they would know it was me. Can you please say it was a neighbor or something. I don’t want to be fired. I was also told we could not go on unemployment, as I am in fear of getting sick. as the owner applied for a federal loan where he has to retain his employees. I was told I would have to quit. I don’t want to get sick." - Anonymous
The aforementioned complaint was filed in Kent, Washington on Monday May 18, 2020 with L&I covid19complaints@lni.wa.gov against Chet Willaims’s construction saying, Business function performed that is non-essential. No email address was given and no phone number was given.