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Missouri Workers Injury Fund Proposal

By: Gretchen Bolander
Updated: February 18, 2013
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MISSOURI--- Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster says the state owes more than $28 million to employees, a debt the state hasn't paid due to a lack of funds.

The senate has approved new funding, sending the bill to the house. The injury fund covers work related injuries that follow another, unrelated injury or those who are hurt while working for an employer who failed to sign up for workers' comp coverage.

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