Should the Missouri legislature slash the governor's state employee pay raise plan?

Should the Missouri legislature slash the governor's state employee pay raise plan?

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Yes

Should the Missouri legislature slash the governor's state employee pay raise plan?
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Should the Missouri legislature slash the governor's state employee pay raise plan?
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Robert Walter
Robert Walter

Wages need to rise for most State workers. If the legislature wants to keep the budget under control, how about they lower their own salaries and benefits?

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Gaius Americanus
Gaius Americanus

Dear God, I am a Republican. But we cannot keep staff at our prisons and state psychiatric hospitals. Inflation is overtaking us and we are being destroyed and dismantled by the private sector around us. HELP!

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Michael Leninsky
Michael Leninsky

They are way under paid as it is.

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Jack L
Jack L

No! The raise is badly needed

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Jana Holmstrom
Jana Holmstrom

It is time for Missouri to finally step up and stop ranking dead last, in the entire United States, in the pay of essential state workers.

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Karen Keene
Karen Keene

I have been a loyal employee of the State for over 15 years. Many years we don't even get a cost of living raise let alone any raises for good job performance. It is inexcusable that we are CONSISTENTLY ranked at the bottom compared to the salaries of other State employees across the nation!

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Essence Webster
Essence Webster

State workers are instrumental to keeping state business aflow. The very staff in need of the pay increase will get less than everyone. Which is ridiculous. . ALL state workers are being paid extremely less than any other state in the US. MO legislature are ridiculous to believe that they conti

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Debra Dorsey
Debra Dorsey

I am in favor of pay raise for mo state workers due to being lowest paid in the country. Inflation has raised prices of everything. We can't keep workers due to low pay and that causing employees to work astronomical overtime hrs weekly. Moral is low. Quality of care to individuals is conpromised.

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AFrederick Louisiana
AFrederick Louisiana

Turnover and service.

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Max
Max

There is no reason for fast food workers, to make more money than our government workers. Inflation is already swallowing Parson's proposal. Let's Go Brandon.

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Mary Ann Pulley
Mary Ann Pulley

It’s time to raise the minimum wage to $15/hour which is about $32,400 based on 2080 hours a year.

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Mandy Turner
Mandy Turner

They need to come and do my job at ERDCC department of Corrections for a day and see what I do. I work my butt off for the state and only making 12.00 dollars an hour. I don't even get hazard pay for going inside the fence. If it weren't for OSA the Aw, FUM`s & caseworker job would not be complete!

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