Missouri governor repeals paid sick leave law approved last year by voters

Missouri Gov. Kehoe signs bill repealing paid sick leave. Here's when it will end

The state's minimum wage, which voters approved increasing at the same time as the paid sick leave provision, also will no longer rise with inflation.

Missouri governor repeals paid sick leave law approved by voters

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed the repeal of a law that guaranteed paid sick leave for workers and inflationary adjustments to minimum wage. Kehoe signed the repeal on Thursday, July 10, and it will officially take effect Aug. 28. Victory for businesses The governor says this move will protect small businesses, calling the law “onerous.” "Conservative leadership is about keeping more money in the hands of Missouri families, and less in governme…

Gov. Kehoe signs bill repealing sick leave - The Examiner

By Rudi Keller Missouri Independent Missouri workers who started accruing paid sick leave on May 1 will lose it Aug. 28 under legislation signed Thursday… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Gov. Kehoe signs bill repealing sick leave appeared first on The Examiner.

Missouri voter-approved paid sick leave requirements to end in August - Missourinet

Missouri’s paid sick leave requirements are set to end August 28. Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed a bill into law that will overturn the mandated one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. The requirements are part of Proposition A, which nearly 58% of Missouri voters approved last November. Rep. Sherri Gallick, […]

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Missouri governor signs bill repealing paid sick leave

Business groups lobbied heavily to overturn the measure passed by 58% of voters, arguing it would cost jobs. The bill also repeals annual inflation adjustments for the minimum wage, in effect since ...