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City jobs will no longer require marijuana testing for applicants beginning in October.
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A Colorado company that produces organic milk and butter is confirming that it plans to build a plant in northeast Columbia, which would eventually create…
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A communications company that specializes in prepaid wireless service has announced it will open a headquarters in Missouri and create more than 50 new…
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — The Columbia City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that will prohibit employers from asking on applications whether a job…
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In a memo to employees the Kraft Foods/Oscar Mayer stated it would phase out bacon production in Kirksville and move production to another plant in…
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Jefferson City's Police Department is seeking to fill positions that have been open for almost a year. Several officers retired in 2013 and the department…
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Jefferson City has seen some improvements from its chamber of commerce since it underwent structural changes in September 2013.The chamber wanted to…
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Republican lawmakers are trying again to limit the ability of Missouri workers to collect unemployment benefits after being fired for alleged…
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Missouri payrolls grew in January while the state's unemployment remained unchanged at 6 percent.The state Department of Economic Development said Tuesday…
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Governor Jay Nixon announced in a press release Thursday that aerospace manufacturing company Boeing will add up to an additional 400 research and…