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Employment law in United States — Missouri

Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 191.450 - Failure to maintain acceptable employment status, liable for loan amount — recovery amount

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  An individual who signs the specified contract and then loses acceptable employment status can be liable to the state for the unpaid loan amount.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 100.277 - Employment and business opportunities required to be provided, to whom

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  Funds used for certain authorized projects must provide appropriate employment and business opportunities for minority, women, and disadvantaged business enterprises.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 169.350 - Assets held in two funds — source and disbursement — deductions — contributions, employer may elect to pay part or all of employee's contribution, procedure — rate of contributions to be calculated

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  Employers must withhold and pay retirement contributions, and the board must certify contribution rates on schedule.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 115.639 - Three hours off work to vote — interference by employer a class four offense

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  Voters entitled to vote in this state may take three hours off work on election day to vote, if they ask for the leave before election day and the exception does not apply.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 205.973 - Employers of workshop participants not liable for city head tax

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  Employers of handicapped or developmentally disabled people in sheltered workshops are exempt from city head tax liability.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 287.140 - Employer to provide medical and other services, transportation, artificial devices, reactivation of claim — duties of health care providers — refusal of treatment, effect — medical evidence — division, commission responsibilities — notice to health care provider of workers' compensation claim, contents, effect — use of employee leave time

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  This section says employers must provide needed medical care for work injuries, and it limits or regulates provider billing, disputes, and some treatment-location choices.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 285.710 - Collective bargaining agreements, existing contracts, licensing requirements not impacted by act — government benefits, employees are employees of client only

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  This provision limits how professional employer agreements and related sections can affect labor rights, contracts, licensing, and benefits. It also preserves client entitlement to employment-based tax and incentive benefits and requires PEOs to provide needed employment information on request.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 285.240 - Federal earned income credit, employer duties

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  Certain employers must identify employees eligible for the federal earned income credit, help them complete the needed forms, and provide information about health insurance or health benefits plans.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 143.225 - Quarter-monthly remittance, when — deemed filed on time, when — quarter-monthly defined — underpayment penalty, exceptions — electronic funds payment system authorized

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  The director of revenue may require certain employers to remit withheld taxes quarterly, and employers that underpay may owe a 5% penalty unless an exception applies.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 354.175 - Wage continuation plans by employer exempt

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  This section says insurance-related laws do not apply to an employer plan that continues employees’ wages or similar compensation during sickness or disability.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 169.033 - Contributions by members may be required to be credited to members' accounts by employer, board may adopt plan

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  The board of trustees may adopt a plan, and employers in the retirement system must specify that withheld contributions are paid directly to the retirement system.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 290.522 - Summary of law and wage rate, employer to post, how

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  Covered employers must post a director-approved summary of the wage law and any applicable wage regulations in a conspicuous, accessible place at the work premises.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 288.126 - Ineligibility for rate calculation, rate used, positive and negative experience rate account balances

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  Some employers must be assigned a minimum rate if they are not eligible for rate calculation after becoming eligible.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 290.095 - Wage subsidies, bid supplements, and rebates for employment prohibited, when — violation, penalty

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  Contractors and subcontractors may not receive wage subsidies, bid supplements, or rebates that lower public-works wages below the required rate. If a subsidy or rebate is lawfully received, the recipient must report the date and amount to the public body within 30 days. An employer in violation owes the public body a

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 285.200 - Ride-sharing arrangement, defined — liability for injury to participants — special taxes prohibited — travel time as work hours — use of government vehicles — registration of vehicle — license plates

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  This section defines a ride-sharing arrangement and sets rules on liability, taxes, work hours, vehicle use, registration, and vanpool license plates.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 295.110 - Changes in employment terms in absence of labor contract

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  When a utility employment change is desired, the party wanting the change must give written notice and file the terms with the state board of mediation at least 60 days before the change takes effect.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 590.1070 - Tuition reimbursement program established

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  This section creates a tuition reimbursement program for qualifying Missouri residents and government entities, and assigns the Missouri POST Commission and the department of public safety administrative and rulemaking duties.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 104.335 - Vesting service — members who are entitled to annuities — requirements, amounts — terminated vested member, judge, administrative law judge or legal advisor, election to pay present value of annuity, eligibility, purchase of prior service credit

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  This section sets when certain former Missouri public employees and officials are entitled to deferred annuities, partial annuities, or special consultant status, and it allows some eligible people to elect a lump-sum present-value payment or later buy back creditable service.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 104.344 - Member entitled to purchase prior creditable service for nonfederal full-time public employment or contractual services — method, period, limitation

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  Certain Missouri state employees may buy up to four years of prior creditable service before retirement if they meet the statute’s employment and service-history conditions.

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  Missouri Revised Statutes § 285.503 - Misclassification of workers by employers, failure to claim worker as employee — attorney general may investigate, powers

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  An employer knowingly misclassifies a worker if it does not claim the worker as an employee while knowing the worker is an employee. The attorney general may investigate suspected violations and use subpoenas for enforcement.

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