Bid to scrap Missouri’s minimum wage, paid sick leave law wins House approval
Missouri’s voter-approved paid sick leave requirements and a minimum wage increase are another step closer to being thrown off course. The state House of Representatives has passed a bill that would get rid of the sick leave mandate and delay the $15 per hour minimum wage increase to 2028.
Missouri lawmakers passed House Bill 567, which would cut back on paid sick leave regulations voters passed in Proposition A.
Five months after Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a boost in the minimum wage and a paid leave plan, Republican lawmakers moved Tuesday to repeal the law.
The Missouri State Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit filed to have Proposition A election results thrown out.
Voters approved a higher minimum wage and sick leave guarantees in November. Now those changes are being challenged in court and the state lgislature The Missouri Supreme Court will hear a case ...
Missouri State Representative Ben Baker on the KZRG Morning News Watch, talked about concerns surrounding Missouri's grocery ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback