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2017 Bill(s)

* SS HCS HB 1194
Sponsor: Chipman, Jason
Status: BECAME LAW
Description: Nullify any minimum wage requirement adopted by a local covered prior to August 28, 2015. Effectively would stop St. Louis minimum wage ordinance that was upheld by the Mo. Supreme Court Feb. 28, 2017. Current law, passed in 2015, prohibits cities from imposing a minimum wage higher than state or federal law, but exempted cities that already had passed a minimum wage. Became law because the governor neither signed nor vetoed the bill.
See: 
  • House roll call - HCS HB 1194 (03/09/2017): 3rd reading of a bill to repeal an exemption from a city minmum wage ban ordinances passed before Aug. 29, 2015. Would overturn state Supreme Court decision upholding the St. Louis minmum wage.
  • House roll call - SS HCS HB 1194 (05/12/2017): Final passage of a bill to repeal an exemption from a city minmum wage ban ordinances passed before Aug. 29, 2015. Would overturn state Supreme Court decision upholding the St. Louis minmum wage.
  • Senate roll call - SS HCS HB 1194 (05/12/2017): Approval of the first of two motions to stop a filibuster blocking a vote on a bill to repeal local minimum wage ordinances.
  • Senate roll call - SS HCS HB 1194 (05/12/2017): Approval of the second of two motions to stop a filibuster blocking a vote on a bill to repeal local minimum wage ordinances.
  • Senate roll call - SS HCS HB 1194 (05/12/2017): 3rd reading of a bill to repeal an exemption from a city minmum wage ban ordinances passed before Aug. 29, 2015. Would overturn state Supreme Court decision upholding the St. Louis minmum wage.
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  • Official legislative description and status

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