Missouri lawmakers take first steps toward right to work

Emboldened with new support from a Republican governor, Missouri lawmakers on Tuesday took the first steps to fast-track passage of a contested right-to-work bill to ban mandatory union fees. House members, within days of the 2017 legislative session's start, held a hearing on the measure. Senators, meanwhile, were scheduled to vet a similar proposal Wednesday. Dozens filled ...

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Missouri lawmakers take first steps toward right to work

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