Proposal would deduct from IL paychecks to create new state agency – Center Square

A small business advocate says a paid leave proposal in the Illinois Senate would be a direct tax on workers and employers. State Sen. Ram Villivalam, D-Chicago, proposed creating the Division of Paid Family and Medical Leave within the Illinois Department of Labor with Senate Bill 2413.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Getting really tired of foreign lineage politicians pushing the failed policies of their native countries in America. If we wanted a country like India, Pakistan, Somalia etc. we would move there.

Taxpayer
1 year ago

Hey democrats, FU no more taxes.

PPF
1 year ago

Don’t worry folks. It’s impossible for this plan to be implemented. I’m told that Illinois is already the highest taxed state in the union and it’s impossible for the state to raise taxes any further. Nothing to see here.

Lander
1 year ago
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It’s a small tax, but it has almost no chance of passing anyway. Pritzker doesn’t like it. Also, I would agree with commenters on here that IL can’t raise taxes significantly anymore. They will be forced into doing significant cuts in time, perhaps much more.

Daskoterzar
1 year ago

Of all the stupid ideas to come up with…with all of the financial problems the state has…with all of the enormous taxes the citizens of Illinois are burdened with….this is what these morons come up with?! Spend more money, create another useless department, more government hires and pensions to give away yet more and more tax payer money on entitlement programs. Could we please focus people!! Good God.

Murray the cop
1 year ago

This, without any doubt, is one of the dumbest ideas to come out of Springfield in years. And, with the state lawmaker’s history of proposing stupid ideas, says volumes.

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