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Small Missouri employers have enough problems just meeting their payrolls. More government intrusion is not the answer.
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You think prices are high now. Wait until they raise them some more if this passes.
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In Moberly they are building houses but they are setting the rent 1000$ to 1200$ or more plus utilities. Last time I checked People can't afford that and people who are on a set budget needs affordable housing that they can live in not 500 to 800 a month when your are barely making it .
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The question should be would you want affordable housing in your neighborhood?
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Walz is a regular guy: he's served as a teacher, a high school football coach, in the Army National Guard for two decades, as a Congressman and as Governor of Minnesota. Where the far right will try to label him as "far left," he's actually a rare and necessary presence in government: he's moderate.
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Covid fraud, BLM riot supporter, murder investigation interferer, DUI, defund the police yet call them on your neighbors…yeah, great pick
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Absolutely, paid sick leave is necessary for everyone.
ReplyPaid leave is good for families and employers--it helps attract and retain the best talent, reducing employee turnover costs, and helps alleviate financial strain on families. It's a win-win.
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ReplyPaid sick leave is needed for all workers. How can you pay medical bills if you aren't getting paid while you are sick or recovering from surgery?
ReplyNo one should have to choose between taking care of themselves or a child and missing a pay check. This is an obvious yes.
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