Bill that would allow MU to charge higher tuition stalls in Senate
A filibuster would put on hold a bill that would allow MU and other universities to raise tuition past the rate of inflation.
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GOP lawmakers revive efforts to eliminate Missouri’s prevailing wage
Legislation opposed by unions is being pushed again by Republican lawmakers in Missouri, and the latest efforts are targeting the state’s prevailing wage.
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As paid leave catches on in Missouri agencies, lawmakers wonder about cost
While some state lawmakers are glad paid family leave is available, they worry about what it’s costing the state.
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Missouri’s business recruiting arm gets no funding in state budget
The Missouri Partnership, the public-private partnership that aims to attract new jobs and investment into the state, could see its funding drop from $2.25 million to zero.
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‘Right-to-work’ measure passes Missouri Senate, awaits another House vote
The Missouri Senate has approved a bill to make Missouri a “right-to-work” state, but a fight could still loom.
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