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Missouri governor repeals paid sick leave law approved last year by voters
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Eight months after voters approved it, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed the repeal of a law Thursday that had guaranteed paid sick leave to workers and inflationary adjustments to the minimum wage.
Missouri’s paid sick leave law to end next month after Republican-led repeal
The repeal of the sick leave provisions in Senate Bill 567 was among the highest profile fights in the General Assembly this spring, triggering lengthy filibusters and the deployment of a rarely used maneuver by Republicans to muscle it through the Senate after negotiations faltered.
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Gov. Kehoe approved the tax cut expected to reduce revenues by $340 million annually, even as he has been warning of future ...
Governor Mike Kehoe signs tax cuts and pro-business laws in Missouri, including setting a $15 minimum wage and tax deductions ...
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