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Senator highlights need to uphold November’s Proposition A vote on paid sick leave and minimum wage
Summary
Sen. Tracy McCreary said upholding votes from November, including Proposition A—which allows paid sick leave and gradually increases the state minimum wage—remains a priority for some senators.
Senator Tracy McCreary of Saint Louis County told colleagues that ensuring votes from last November remain in place is a priority for some Missouri senators, specifically referencing Proposition A.
“Proposition A…was a bill that was overwhelmingly approved in the state of Missouri that would allow for paid sick leave and also would gradually increase the state's minimum wage,” McCreary said on the Senate floor. Her remarks framed preserving voter-approved changes as an ongoing concern for members of the Senate.
The transcript excerpt did not record further floor action on Proposition A during the session; McCreary presented it as a policy priority rather than the subject of a specific pending motion in the provided record.
