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2018 Missouri Prevailing Wage Law Changes Summary

Legislation (HB 1729) passed by the Missouri General Assembly and signed by the governor becomes effective August 28, 2018. This law makes several changes to Missouri's prevailing wage system.

Contractor's Wage Survey (LS-04)

The Contractor's Wage Survey is voluntary, but heavily encouraged as the information collected from contractors helps determine the Annual Wage Order for the coming year. This survey accepts ONLY wages from commercial work (wages from residential projects will NOT be accepted).

General Wage Order No. 62 (GWO 62)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 63 (GWO 63)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 64 (GWO 64)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 65 (GWO 65)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 66 (GWO 66)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 67 (GWO 67)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 68 (GWO-68)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

General Wage Order No. 69 (GWO-69)

Wage rates for state highway construction.

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Claim for Compensation (Workers' Comp.)
Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report (Employment Security)
Contribution & Wage Adjustment Report (Employment Security)
Disability Schedule and Benefit Limits (Workers' Comp.)
Certificate to Employ a Child 14 or 15 Years of Age During School Term
Certificate to Employ a Child 14 or 15 Years of Age During Non-School Term
Missouri Minimum Wage Poster
Request for Mediation (Workers' Comp.)
Request for Pre-Hearing (Workers' Comp.)
Information for Workers (Employment Security)
Employers' Rights and Responsibilities (Employment Security)

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