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Big gains for workers in 2021 Washington state legislative session

19 3 minutes read “This is a moment, I do believe, where if you look at history things are static, static, static, and then boom, the conditions exist when big changes can take place.”  Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, June 8, 2020 Washington’s state legislature completed its 105-day regular session on April 25 after passing a large number of measures that will benefit working class Washingtonians. These items include police, labor and housing reform bills, as well a new capital gains tax and increased funding for human needs.  After a historic year of protest and unprecedented levels of civic engagement, the Legislature passed a number of bills related to policing. These bills include a ban on chokeholds, neck restraints and no-knock warrants, limits on use of military equipment and tear gas, a requirement for officers to intervene if they see colleagues using excessive force or engaging in misconduct and an overhaul of the process for decertifying police officers fired fo

Eight Big Things The Washington State Legislature Passed In 2021

Other newly approved measures aim to curb greenhouse gas emissions and fight the effects of climate change. Subscribe Here s a look at some of the most significant policies Washington s Legislature advanced this year. You can also check our bill tracker about the status of other individual bills we ve been covering. Capital gains tax Subscribe A capital gains tax is something legislators in Olympia have been talking about for the past decade. But it took until 2021 for lawmakers to actually pass the policy, which affects profits from selling assets such as stocks and bonds. Senate Bill 5096 will enact a 7% tax on capital gains that exceed $250,000 per year. Profits from selling real estate and cashing out retirement accounts are exempt.

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KUOW - Washington families of people killed by police react to Chauvin verdict

Washington families of people killed by police react to Chauvin verdict People in Washington state who have had family members killed by police said the guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial Tuesday brought strong emotions of relief and satisfaction for the Floyd family. Some said they’re hopeful that the conviction of the former police officer for the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis will mark a turning point for similar cases. RELATED: Elaine Simons, foster mother of Jesse Sarey: “This is for all of us! I pulled over, I was driving when I heard the news and I had to pull over. Because I was afraid my yelling and screaming might get me pulled over…This is hopefully not going to end here. If people then go back about their normal lives and it stops, then we’re going to get louder and bring it right back up again.”

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