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United States — Missouri
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If an employer places an employee on administrative leave, the employer must hold a hearing within 60 days and give written notice within 7 days; school district employers must also notify the board of education.
United States — Missouri
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Eligible Missouri public employees called to active military service keep their life insurance benefits for the deployment, but must pay the coverage cost.
United States — Missouri
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State employees may get paid leave for bone marrow or organ donation, with verification, and employers may not penalize them for using it.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri state employees certified as disaster service volunteers may get paid leave to do Red Cross or similar disaster relief service, subject to hour limits and approval conditions.
United States — Missouri
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A metropolitan school district may let retired teachers work in the district, or in certain charter schools in the district, without losing retirement benefits, and the state education department must adopt implementing rules.
United States — Missouri
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Public employees in the covered groups are entitled to military leave, and agencies may not punish militia members for service.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri public employees who are foster/adoptive parents or stepparents may use specified leave for child-placement or care purposes, and employers may not penalize them for doing so.
United States — Missouri
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Governmental entities that pay employee expenses must set up a voucher system, designate one employee to receive vouchers, and review vouchers to ensure only properly incurred expenses are reimbursed.
United States — Missouri
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This section defines several terms used in sections 105.273 to 105.278.
United States — Missouri
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An authorized officer may use a facsimile signature instead of a manual signature on certain public securities, payment instruments, and approved contracts, if the filing and other stated conditions are met.
United States — Missouri
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An authorized officer may use a facsimile of the state seal when the seal is required for a public security or instrument of payment.
United States — Missouri
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Using a facsimile signature or seal on a public security or payment instrument with intent to defraud is a felony.
United States — Missouri
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This law should be interpreted to help make the laws of adopting states uniform.
United States — Missouri
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This section gives Sections 105.273 to 105.278 the short title "Uniform Facsimile Signature of Public Officials Law."
United States — Missouri
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This section defines key terms used in sections 105.300 to 105.430.
United States — Missouri
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The state agency, with the governor’s approval, must make a federal-state agreement for Social Security coverage, and the agreement can include related terms and modifications.
United States — Missouri
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The trustee of the state must pay wage-based contributions to the Secretary of the Treasury at times set by federal law or regulation.
United States — Missouri
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A bistate instrumentality may make an agreement to extend Social Security-type benefits to its employees, collect required employee contributions from wages, and make payments under that agreement.
United States — Missouri
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Covered state employees must pay contributions based on wages, the trustee must collect them by wage deduction, and the state agency sets the process for any overpayment or underpayment adjustments or refunds.
United States — Missouri
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Political subdivisions and certain state instrumentalities may submit Social Security coverage plans for state agency approval, and the agency must approve only if the plan meets listed requirements.