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Bill would let workers from non-licensing states apply work experience toward a temporary Missouri license
Summary
Representative O'Keein presented House Bill 478 to permit people with three years of work experience in a state that does not require licensure to apply that experience toward a temporary Missouri license, while still requiring passage of state exams.
Representative O'Keein presented House Bill 478 to the House Committee on Professional Registration and Licensure, saying the bill “allows individuals with 3 years of work experience in a profession from a state that does not require licensure to apply that experience towards obtaining a temporary 2 year license.” He said the measure is aimed at easing workforce shortages by recognizing supervised work experience from states that do not impose an occupational license.
Under the bill as described, applicants must submit proof of relevant work experience — for example wage statements — and may need employment background checks at the…
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