Editor's note: This is the second in an occasional series exploring a legislative agenda of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry and other business groups known as the Fix the Six campaign.

Missouri's laws on workers' compensation may change to reduce benefits for marijuana-related accidents under a local lawmaker's bill. Under current state law, workers' compensation or death benefits ...

If Missouri employees ask for workers' compensation after an on-the-job injury, employers can require them to take a drug test for marijuana. If they test positive -- even if they hadn't consumed ...

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Legislature has voted to create an online database allowing businesses to check whether job applicants have a history of filing workers’ compensation claims.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Missouri Insurance Commissioner John Huff expects workers' compensation premiums to fall again next year, as workplaces get safer ...

The state insurance department says a new report by the National Council on Compensation Insurance indicates that insurers are likely to see a 3.7 percent drop in their “loss costs” for claims in 2015 ...

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Republican Reps. John Voss of Cape Girardeau and Sherri Gallick of Belton are trying to etch the current policy into state statute so it can remain in place if federal law changes. If Missouri ...