Democrats in the Missouri Senate vowed the procedural moves, which are rarely used, would lead to a "painful" response in the ...

Missouri workers are poised to lose new sick leave protections approved by voters last fall, after Republican lawmakers on Wednesday voted to repeal a ballot measure that garnered widespread public ...

Missouri’s voter-approved paid sick leave law officially went into effect Thursday, allowing thousands of qualified employees to begin accruing paid time off. “No Missourian should have to ...

Proposition A’s earned sick leave provision is taking effect, after surviving repeated challenges in the courts and the statehouse. Most Missouri workers will be able to earn paid sick time ...

Missouri’s Supreme Court upheld Proposition A, which expands paid sick leave. A legislative effort to overturn the law is still possible. The law requires employers to provide paid sick leave ...

About 50 people rallied in Kansas City last week to support Proposition A, which raises the minimum wage to $15 an hour and entitles workers to paid sick leave. Lawmakers are trying to end the ...

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JEFFERSON CITY — Tuesday is the deadline for Missouri employers to hang new posters outlining voter-approved changes to the state’s minimum wage and paid sick leave laws. But, with the ...

Voters Resoundingly Backed Paid Sick Leave. Now Lawmakers in 3 States Want to Roll Back the Benefits JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Voters in Alaska, Missouri and Nebraska were asked last year ...

A Republican-led push to overturn the paid sick leave law adopted by Missouri voters last year was debated and approved Wednesday by a state Senate committee. Price revealed for Onder's theater ...

Senate President Pro Tem Cindy O'Laughlin said it is a priority of her party to roll back a paid sick leave expansion that was approved by voters in November (Annelise Hanshaw/Missouri Independent).