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P2: Phased Retirement For Tier 2/Progressive Members – A New Trend? - March 23, 2025
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Sunday Guest Opinion: Education Department Cuts Damage The Working Class - March 22, 2025
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Newsline #13: New Members, Paid Leave, and The State Capitol! - March 21, 2025
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Check Out The Organizing Committee! - March 21, 2025
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Hop To The Hall For a Great Easter! - March 21, 2025
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The Missouri House of Representatives Goes After YOUR Vote and Benefits - March 20, 2025
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Your Union Meeting Is Today! - March 19, 2025
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Mo Wage Cuts and Tax Cuts – Who Gets Them? - March 13, 2025
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The Weekly Missouri Labor Report - March 11, 2025
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The National Labor Relations Board Can Function Again! - March 9, 2025
Mo Wage Cuts and Tax Cuts – Who Gets Them?
Your voter approved Paid Leave and Minimum Wage law is being attacked. The law was endorsed by the UAW. At the same time the Missouri legislature is passing a tax cut for the wealthiest Missourians. Wage Cuts for Thee, Tax Cuts for Me should be the theme of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce…
State Rep. David Tyson Smith, a Columbia Democrat, complained that the inclusion of the corporate and capital gains tax cuts focuses too much of the legislation on the wealthy — and does so while potentially putting the state’s budget at risk.
“Everyone appreciates a tax cut,” he said. “But why do we have to slide in tax cuts for the rich?”
Even a Republican has concerns.
“It’s just very skewed to the most wealthy people,” state Sen. Mike Cierpiot, a Lee’s Summit Republican, said of the capital gains bill. “The 8,000 wealthiest families (in Missouri) will get more than half of the benefit.”
KY3 is reporting that the Missouri Supreme Court weighs whether to overturn new paid sick leave and minimum wage requirements passed by voters in November…
“They present zero evidence that any of the claim bearers had any effect on the election, let alone an outcome-determinative effect,” said Loretta Haggard, a lawyer for the defendants. However, the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry has a contingency plan for its
However, the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry has a contingency plan for its fight against Prop A. A bill that would stop the paid sick leave part of Prop A from going into effect needs only one more vote to pass out of the Missouri House.
If you are tired of wage cuts for working Missourians and tax cuts for the rich you can find your State Representative t share your feelings here – https://house.mo.gov/
Your State Senator can be found here – https://www.senate.mo.gov/legislookup/default