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Home » Virtual Symposium: How Missouri passed the best occupational licensure reform bill in the country

Virtual Symposium: How Missouri passed the best occupational licensure reform bill in the country

By Badger InstituteSeptember 23, 2020
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Sept. 23, 2020

10 a.m. – 11 a.m.

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In July, Missouri joined a growing number of states that have adopted universal licensing recognition laws that make it easier for people to work. The measure passed with bipartisan support. In this time of economic distress, Wisconsin policymakers should follow suit.

Among other things, the bill expands out-of-state license recognition and makes it easier for people with criminal records to secure a license.   

On Sept. 23, Missouri State Rep. Derek Grier (R-Chesterfield) and State Sen. Brian Williams (D-St. Louis) will join Badger Institute Policy Analyst Julie Grace for a virtual discussion on how the reform bill benefits a range of workers and on the bipartisan efforts that led to its passage.

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