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.
Lawmakers and business groups push rollback of Missouri minimum wage hike, sick leave law
On Wednesday, the state Supreme Court Court heard arguments in a lawsuit seeking to strike down Proposition A, which guarantees sick leave for hundreds of thousands of workers and gradually hikes the minimum wage to $15. A day earlier, the Missouri House gave initial approval to a bill repealing the sick leave law and modifying the minimum wage.
Missouri lawmakers passed House Bill 567, which would cut back on paid sick leave regulations voters passed in Proposition A.
Their primary concern is the paid sick leave mandate, according to Buddy Lahl, CEO of the Missouri Restaurant Association. Complying with the several pages of legislation is difficult, he says, and ...
The State Senate has passed a bill that allows workers to use paid sick leave to attend or prepare for immigration ...
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