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Lynne Haggerman & Associates owner says, "In light of the new laws and guidance, companies must take three steps: first, ensure current practices are in compliance; second, update policies, forms and employee handbooks; and third, conduct management and workforce training."
SBJ interviews the partner at Kutak Rock LLP.
When Michael Cordonnier stepped down as presiding judge of the Greene County Circuit Court in March, Jerry Harmison was selected to take up the mantle and lead the judicial team.
FORVIS' Jarica Oeltjen: "Much like the rules and norms of baseball, civic education provides the framework for our kids to understand how to interact and live peacefully with others so that in their lives they can likewise experience individual and collective growth."
Editorial Vice President Eric Olson sheds light on the next generation of employees that's been confusing workplaces.
A first-of-its-kind banking facility in the Springfield market, Great Southern Bank Express Center is designed as a four-lane drive-up center utilizing interactive teller machine technology to serve customers.
Most of its statewide peers have increases, as well.
Some 48,000 people are expected to attend upcoming events.
David O'Reilly is the top recent trader.
The owners combined are seeking $16.8 million, according to Southern Missouri Regional MLS.
Kansas City-based UMB Bank filed suit against a certified public accounting firm.
The city of Carthage received a state grant to help purchase land for a new industrial park.
Overland Park, Kansas-based engineering firm Black & Veatch has purchased a Texas-based electrical construction services provider.
A "comic-con" event that's been held annually in St. Louis for nearly a decade is being canceled in the city.
St. Louis startup SteadyMD has landed an investment from a Fortune 10 company.
Missouri’s recreational marijuana sales were $91 million in April, according to a state report.
State Budget Director Dan Haug announced Missouri's net general revenue collections declined in April.
Weight loss company Jenny Craig is shutting down.
Building permits, bankruptcies and more are included.
From cedar soaking tubs and a coffee and wine bar to family bunk-style rooms and a natural creek-side play area, developers of The Ozarker Lodge are looking to bring a different experience to Branson tourists.
Moseley’s Discount Office Products was purchased; Side Chick opened in Branson; and the Springfield franchise store of NoBaked Cookie Dough changed ownership.