The Washington State Human Rights Commission has jurisdiction over discrimination on the
basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, creed, sexual orientation and gender
identity, HIV/AIDS/Hepatitis C, maternity and pregnancy discrimination, use of a service animal
and whistleblower retaliation. The Commission provides civil rights enforcement of Washington
law against discrimination which prohibits discrimination in employment (employers with eight or
more employees), housing, places of public accommodation and credit and insurance
transactions. In addition, the Commission provides education, training, prevention, partnerships,
outreach, intergroup relations, policy development and studies. As of July 21, 2007, the
Commission will have jurisdiction over veterans and military status nondiscrimination.
The Commission investigates about 1,000 complaints a year and responds to about 12,000
inquiries. Founded in 1949, the Commission is the fourth oldest civil rights agency in the nation.
In each of the last two Legislative sessions, its jurisdiction has been expanded to include sexual
orientation and gender identity as well as veterans and military status.
The Commission is composed of five commissioners appointed by the Governor, who select an
Executive Director. The operating budget is approximately $7 million per biennium. Sources of
revenue include state allotments and federal contracts with the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission and Housing and Urban Development. The Commission employs approximately 40
people in the Olympia headquarters office as well as field offices in Seattle, Spokane, Yakima
and Vancouver. The Commission plans to open a Tri-Cities office in fiscal year 2008 or 2009.
The above information is from the State Auditors (Audit Report Search) webpage
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Name Job Title Salary(monthly or hourly) ADAMS, SHERRIE D EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 AKITA, MARILYN YURIK EQ OP CPL SPEC 4428 BRENMAN, MARC EXEC. SECRETARY 8333 CABILDO, SABINO COMMISSIONER 100 CALAHAN, TANYA Y EMS BAND 1 4187 CASSON, ELLIS H COMM MEMBER 100 CHAVEZ, RUDY EQ OP CPL INV 2 3916 CIALLELLA, JEAN A CONF. SECRETARY 4375 CLAYBORN, DAVID P EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 DAVIO, CHRISTINE E EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 FRARY, SUSAN OFFICE ASST SR 2468 GRIFFIN-PIERCE, KIMB EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 HAMILTON, WM DAVID EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 HIRST, R DEAN EQ OP CPL INV 3 4115 HOOK, REGINA A WMS BAND 2 5136 KILDAHL, JEFFREY A EQ OP CPL INV 2 3549 KNIGHT, RENEE E WMS BAND 1 3905 LEE JR, JERRY W WMS BAND 2 4870 LEWIS, GARY EQ OP CPL INV 2 3637 LINDSTRAND, LAURA R EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 MENDOZA, CRISTINA V OFFICE ASST SR 2586 MOORE, REBECCA D CUST SVS SPEC 2 2712 ORTIZ, SHARON K WMS BAND 2 4870 PLOUGH, AVIS I SEC ADMIN 2712 RALPH, DEBORAH L SECRETARY SR 2586 RAMSAUER, SUSAN H EQ OP CPL INV 3 4115 RASMUSSEN, LAURIE R EQ OP CPL INV 2 3549 REDDING, BRUCE EQ OP CPL SPEC 4428 RETA, IDOLINA WMS BAND 1 5015 REYNOLDS, TIMOTHY L INFO TECH S S 4 4771 SANDIFER, BEVERLY A EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 SILVER, HEIDI EQ OP CPL INV 2 3291 SKINNER, LAURA J CUST SVS SPEC 1 2148 SMITH, LESLIE INFO TEC APP S 2 3727 SOTO, SAN JUANITA EQ OP CPL SPEC 4653 SPRY, RICKEY L EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 STROBERT, CHERYL G WMS BAND 2 5266 TOVAR, MICHAEL A EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 TREVINO JR, FRANK EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 WALRAVEN, BERNETA WMS BAND 2 5136 WHITMAN, JANICE EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727 WINKLER, ELEANOR W EQ OP CPL INV 2 3727By clicking on the rainbow colored square icon, you can see information about the people who look at these webpages. These statistics report meters are free to anybody.
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