SALARIES

Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
SALARIES

: Establishes the Public Service Accountability Act.

: Revises the base annual compensation for certain police officers.

: Makes it unlawful for an employer to deduct from an employee's wages the value of any merchandise stolen from the employer.

: Revises various statutes relating to teachers and other school personnel.

: Authorizes certain city councils to establish council member salaries by ordinance.

: Requires that eligible state employees be paid for overtime hours worked unless the employee requests compensatory time off at the applicable overtime rate.

: Provides for additional compensation for each county clerk for duties required by the federal Help America Vote Act of 2002.

: Requires that eligible state employees be paid for overtime hours worked unless the employee requests compensatory time off at the applicable overtime rate.

: Clarifies that assessments under the Prevailing Wage Law do not include deductions which may revert back to the employer's benefit.

: Eliminates the option for public administrators to be compensated by fees.

: Creates a minimum pay scale for certain corrections personnel.

: Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers.

: Changes salary guidelines for employees of the Department of Transportation.

: Revises the statutes relating to prevailing wages on public works.

: Revises the procedures required in law enfocement investigations and establishes the Laboratory Oversight Committee.

: Modifies the salary of members of the General Assembly for Fiscal Year 2005.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring all salary increases for members of the General Assembly to be approved by voters.

: Reduces salaries of members of the General Assembly in fiscal year 2005 to a sum equal to 97 percent of their salaries in fiscal year 2004.

: Certain state employees' compensation would automatically adjust according to the Consumer Price Index level.

: Makes various modifications to employee wage laws.

: Requires mandatory direct deposit of state employees' paychecks.

: Modifies and adds provisions relating to the salaries of certain Kansas City police officers.

: Makes changes relating to the computation of salary of county officials.

: Establishes cost thresholds based on county classification before the prevail wage applies on public works.

: Prohibits any contractor to bid on or perform work where the bid includes any wage subsidies or rebates.

: Authorizes minimum pay for certain corrections employees.

: Increases the maximum amount of compensation that certain county officials may receive.

: Allows compensation time in lieu of overtime pay in certain situations.

: Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers.

: Establishes certain employment rights for emergency response personnel aimed at preventing strikes.

: Changes which state employees may receive paid leave for volunteering as a disaster service volunteer.

: Allows for compensation time in lieu of overtime pay in certain situations.

: Establishes procedures concerning an administrative hearing for an employees back pay when such employee has been dismissed.

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Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:10 am