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MO HB3258

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/10/2026

Primary Sponsor

Eric Woods

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Origin

House of Representatives

2026 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Applies to employers with 100+ employees at a single warehouse distribution center in Missouri or 1,000+ cumulative employees at multiple warehouse distribution centers statewide

  • Requires employers to provide written descriptions of work quotas to employees upon hire or within 30 days of August 28, 2026, including productivity standards, potential adverse actions for non-compliance, and any associated bonus programs

  • Quotas must account for time spent on rest breaks, bathroom use, meal break travel, and safety-related activities; employees cannot be penalized for failing to meet quotas that violate these provisions or expose them to occupational safety hazards

  • Employers must maintain records of individual work-speed data, aggregated data for similar employees, and quota descriptions throughout employment and for at least one year after separation; employees may request copies of their data at no cost within seven business days

  • Civil penalties start at $250 for first violations; retaliation against employees who exercise rights under the act creates a rebuttable presumption of illegal retaliation if adverse action occurs within 90 days of protected activity

Legislative Description

Creates new provisions relating to employment practices involving warehouse distribution centers

Last Action

Read Second Time (H)

2/11/2026

Full Bill Text

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