Missouri voters pass minimum wage hike, paid sick leave standard
Missouri residents will see an increase in minimum wage and new requirements for paid sick leave following passage of Proposition A on Tuesday. Voters in the Show-Me state overwhelmingly approved Proposition A during Tuesday's general election.
Missouri voters approve Prop A for minimum wage increase, paid sick leave
Proposition A would increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour, establish mandatory paid sick leave requirements for private sector employers, and exempt government entities from these requirements, with a potential cost of $256,
Meanwhile, ballot measures in Massachusetts and Arizona involving the lower minimum wage for workers who primarily rely ...
Her restaurant has been paying workers a high base wage since they opened more than eight years ago. Jazayeri said she's not surprised the ballot measure failed and hopes there could be more ...
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Minimum wage rate hike on the ballot in 5 statesU.S. voters have historically approved ballot measures proposing a jump in their state's minimum wage rate for workers ...
Voters in 41 states are considering ballot measures that also include legalizing marijuana and public funding for private ...
With about 75% of precincts reporting, 64% voted against increasing the minimum wage for tipped workers, according to the ...
California’s 2024 ballot includes 10 propositions. Proposition 32 asked voters to increase the state’s minimum wage to ...
California voters are deciding whether to raise the statewide minimum wage to $18 an hour, which would be the highest in U.S.
In the decade leading up to Proposition 32's placement on the ballot this year, California has doubled its minimum wage from ...
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2024 Mass. ballot question results: MCAS, minimum wage and moreClick here for the latest results -- all five ballot questions have been decided. Massachusetts voters on Tuesday weighed in ...
The measure would also provide guaranteed sick leave to most workers, and prohibit employers from punishing employees for ...
California voters approved a ballot measure that would reclassify some misdemeanor theft and drug crimes as felonies, ...
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