Missouri House of Representatives
Bills Indexed by Subject
SALARIES
HB 52
--- Sponsor:
Seigfreid, James
--- CoSponsor:
Davis, D. J.
- Requires that state employees paid on an hourly basis to be given
overtime pay.
HB 86
--- Sponsor:
Ward, Dan
- Reqires Department of Transportation to conduct an employee salaries
comprehensive study every five years.
HB 134
--- Sponsor:
Crawford, Larry
--- CoSponsor:
Bruns, Mark J.
- Requires overtime pay for state employees paid on a hourly basis.
SB 14
--- Sponsor:
Bruns, Mark J.
- Revises maximum allowable salary for certain Kansas City police
officers.
SB 170
--- Sponsor:
Quick, Edward E.
- Authorizes the Clay County commission to pay the salaries of deputy
circuit clerks and division clerks.
SB 181
--- Sponsor:
Cauthorn, John
- Certain state employees compensation would automatically adjust
according to the Consumer Price Index level.
SB 287
--- Sponsor:
Childers, Doyle
- In some cases removes work done on behalf of schools from the
requirements of the prevailing wage laws.
SB 332
--- Sponsor:
Childers, Doyle
- Limits individuals eligiable to receive the prevailing wage and
modifies how the prevailing wage is set.
SB 374
--- Sponsor:
Shields, Charles W.
- Gives some state employees an option of how they are compensated for
overtime work.
SB 426
--- Sponsor:
Griesheimer, John E.
- Changes time state employees may receive paid leave for volunteering
as a Red Cross disaster service volunteer.
SB 499
--- Sponsor:
Bartle, Matt
- Reduces salaries of members of the General Assembly in fiscal year
2004 to a sum equal to 97 percent of their salaries in fiscal year
2003.
SB 547
--- Sponsor:
Caskey, Harold
- Removes one of two pay schedules for the Clay County treasurer and
allows the Cole County Commission to equalize county office holders'
salaries.
SB 604
--- Sponsor:
Vogel, Carl
- Allows Cole County to adjust treasurers salary to the same as the
public administrator.
SJR 15
--- Sponsor:
Gross, Charles
- Abolishes the Missouri Citizens' Commission on Compensation.
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated July 9, 2003 at 10:45 am