Bill prefiling for the 2014 General Assembly session has started.

Organized labor is the focus of several pieces of filed legislation:

HB 1053 Lichtenegger, Donna

Specifies, upon voter approval, that no person as a condition or continuation of employment can be required to become or refrain from becomming a member of, or pay dues to, a labor organization(LR# 4563H.01I)

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HB 1093 Lant, Bill

Requires authorization for certain labor unions to use dues and fees to make political contributions and requires consent for withholding earnings from paychecks(LR# 4567H.01I)

HB 1094 Lant, Bill

Specifies that no person as a condition or continuation of employment can be required to engage in or cease engaging in specified labor organization practices(LR# 4569H.01I)

HB 1095 Lant, Bill

Specifies that no person as a condition or continuation of employment can be required to engage in or cease engaging in specified labor organization practices(LR# 4568H.01I)

HB 1099 Burlison, Eric

Specifies that no person as a condition or continuation of employment can be required to engage in or cease engaging in specified labor organization practices(LR# 4633L.01I)

HJR 43 Lant, Bill

Proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit public labor organizations from withholding sums from the earning of public employees for the payment of dues or fees without consent(LR# 4448H.01I)

HJR 44 Lant, Bill

Proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit employers from requiring persons to become member of a private labor organization as a condition of employment(LR# 4451H.01I)

Evidently, for republicans, organized working people are the problem in Missouri.