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United States — Missouri
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County commissions must make the county treasurer settle certain accounts at each regular term, and the settlement must be entered of record.
United States — Missouri
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A volunteer working in a judge’s or prosecutor’s office who is unpaid is not treated as a county or municipal employee.
United States — Missouri
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Public employers must give employees notice about public service loan forgiveness eligibility, and the state department must issue guidance.
United States — Missouri
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Political subdivisions must prepare and file annual financial reports with the state auditor, and certain members cannot receive compensation until filing notice is received.
United States — Missouri
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State treasurers, auditors, officers, clerks, and employees may not trade state stocks or state debt below par value, or handle or prosecute claims against the state.
United States — Missouri
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Public agencies generally may not require, compel, or publicly disclose certain personal information, subject to listed exceptions.
United States — Missouri
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A state, county, or municipal officer or employee may authorize salary withholding in writing so money can be used to buy U.S. Series E savings bonds.
United States — Missouri
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State agencies generally may not reject an applicant just because they lack a postsecondary degree, and they must set baseline hiring requirements without using a degree as the baseline.
United States — Missouri
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The commissioner of administration or county or municipal disbursing officer must use withheld funds to buy the smallest U.S. Series E savings bond when enough money has accumulated, then deliver the bond to the person entitled to it or mail it to the authorized address.
United States — Missouri
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The commissioner or disbursing officer must stop withholding funds when employment ends, authorization is cancelled, or the allotment arrangement ends, and must immediately return any uninvested allotted money to the employee or official.
United States — Missouri
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The commissioner of administration and county or municipal disbursing officers must not incur liability on the bonds required for their official duties under sections 105.160 to 105.200.
United States — Missouri
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Money withheld for purchasing U.S. Series E savings bonds must be represented by a warrant drawn and endorsed by the named financial officers.
United States — Missouri
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The office of administration must develop a flexible benefit plan for all state employees and seek input from departments and the general assembly on what benefits to include.
United States — Missouri
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The commissioner of administration must establish and maintain a flexible benefit plan for state employees, subject to appropriations.
United States — Missouri
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An officer may call on male county inhabitants over 21 for aid when authorized to execute process.
United States — Missouri
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An officer who uses official power to make someone perform unauthorized service can be liable for expenses, lost time, and injury caused.
United States — Missouri
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An officer may break open doors or enclosures to carry out certain warrants, executions, or delivery orders, but only after public demand and announcing official character if they are not opened.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri public employers may not discriminate in hiring or related employment decisions based on an individual’s elementary or secondary education program, if that program is permitted under Missouri law.
United States — Missouri
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Laws covering county officers’ duties must also cover the corresponding city officers in St. Louis’s charter and separation scheme.
United States — Missouri
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State employees must file all state income tax returns and pay taxes owed, and they can be dismissed if they do not resolve any tax issue within 45 days after notice.