@MOLabor

Official account of the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.

 Jefferson City, MO
labor.mo.gov
Joined April 2010
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Federal & state workforce leaders came together this week in Washington, DC at the Workforce Information Technology Support Center’s fall Steering Committee meeting. As Workforce ITSC celebrates its 10th anniversary, members discussed the successes and opportunities ahead.
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Did you know mixing common cleaners like bleach with ammonia or vinegar can create toxic gas? Keep your workplace safe and never mix cleaning products. Learn the safety rules in our latest Fall newsletter: content.govdelivery.com/acco…
Various household chemical bottles with a banner promoting chemical safety and learning safe usage basics.

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The Kids' Chance of Missouri scholarship application deadline for the Spring semester is October 30! If you are or know a student whose parent was seriously injured or killed on the job, you may be eligible for financial aid. Apply today and dream big! mokidschance.org/scholarship…
Smiling graduates in caps and gowns with a reminder that Kids' Chance scholarship applications are due by Oct. 30.

ALT Smiling graduates in caps and gowns with a reminder that Kids' Chance scholarship applications are due by Oct. 30.

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Be a Handwashing Hero! Handwashing with soap and water can prevent 1 in 5 respiratory infections like cold or flu. Protect your team and family by scrubbing for 20 seconds at key times. Keep it clean this Global Handwashing Day! cdc.gov/clean-hands/globalha…
Hands covered in soap suds with text promoting Global Handwashing Day on a blue background.

ALT Hands covered in soap suds with text promoting Global Handwashing Day on a blue background.

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The new Fall Safety Zone newsletter is officially live! We are covering the dangers of mixing common cleaning products and critical silicosis prevention tips. Keep your workplace safe and compliant. Read it here: content.govdelivery.com/acco…
Announcement for the live Fall Issue of Safety Zone newsletter with autumn leaves background.

ALT Announcement for the live Fall Issue of Safety Zone newsletter with autumn leaves background.

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Our offices are closed today in observance of Columbus Day. Unemployment benefit payments may be delayed due to the banking holiday.
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We recognize that a positive workplace is key in everyone’s overall well-being. This World Mental Health Day let’s listen to people with lived experiences of mental health conditions to help build more supportive workplaces. who.int/campaigns/world-ment… #WorldMentalHealthDay
Silhouette of a human head filled with colorful puzzle pieces symbolizing mental health awareness for World Mental Health Day.

ALT Silhouette of a human head filled with colorful puzzle pieces symbolizing mental health awareness for World Mental Health Day.

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Feels hot? Stop! If your device or charger is unusually hot, starts swelling, smells strange, or makes hissing sounds, unplug it immediately. Move it away from flammable objects and stop using it.
White USB charger and cable with a warning to stop if it feels hot, promoting fire safety during National Fire Prevention Week.

ALT White USB charger and cable with a warning to stop if it feels hot, promoting fire safety during National Fire Prevention Week.

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For tools and rides, charge outside! Large lithium-ion batteries in e-bikes, scooters, and power tools store a lot of energy. If they fail, fires grow fast. Charge outside when possible and never block exits when charging. #FirePreventionWeek
Circular graphic with text urging to charge tools and rides outside for safety during National Fire Prevention Week.

ALT Circular graphic with text urging to charge tools and rides outside for safety during National Fire Prevention Week.

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Fully charged? Time to unplug! Leaving your phone or laptop plugged in past 100% stresses the battery and builds up excess heat. Protect your home and office by unplugging devices once they are powered up. 🔋 #FirePreventionWeek
Illustration with a green plug and white cursive text saying 'Fully charged? Time to unplug.' promoting National Fire Prevention Week.

ALT Illustration with a green plug and white cursive text saying 'Fully charged? Time to unplug.' promoting National Fire Prevention Week.

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Soft surface? Hard pass! Charging devices on beds, couches, or carpets traps heat, causing some batteries to overheat and spark. Protect your home and office from fire by charging on a hard, flat surface like a desk or table. Safe charging is a superpower!
National Fire Prevention Week message warns against charging on soft surfaces for fire safety with bold text and flame graphics.

ALT National Fire Prevention Week message warns against charging on soft surfaces for fire safety with bold text and flame graphics.

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Cheap charger? Don’t chance it! Uncertified chargers are a leading cause of device overheating and fires. Protect your home and workplace by only using manufacture-approved chargers certified by testing labs like UL, ETL or CSA. Stay safe! dfs.dps.mo.gov/news/newsitem…
Pile of tangled charging cables with a warning against using cheap chargers during National Fire Prevention Week.

ALT Pile of tangled charging cables with a warning against using cheap chargers during National Fire Prevention Week.

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Happy Manufacturing Day! Missouri's manufacturing sector is high-tech, safe, and growing, with nearly 285,000 workers keeping us moving. Whether you are looking to start a modern career or seeking on-site safety consultations, we are here for you.
Manufacturing Day is celebrated on October 2 with an image of a worker operating industrial machinery.

ALT Manufacturing Day is celebrated on October 2 with an image of a worker operating industrial machinery.

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Congratulations to our 4 Missouri Leadership Academy graduates! Through this 6-month program in leadership skills, these individuals from across our department have shown how dedicated they are to making Missouri a better place. We are so proud to have them as part of our team!
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October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month! This year's theme is “Celebrating Value and Talent”. Let's work together to build inclusive workplaces where everyone's unique skills are recognized and valued. #NDEAM #Inclusion #MissouriJobs
Collage showing diverse individuals with disabilities, promoting a workplace accessibility survey via QR code.

ALT Collage showing diverse individuals with disabilities, promoting a workplace accessibility survey via QR code.

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Congratulations to @craftsmenindust the newest recipient of the Missouri SHARP award! The Safety Health & Achievement Recognition Program honors small businesses dedicated to outstanding workplace safety and health. Watch this video to learn more: youtu.be/AIsY6x617Uc?si=pZSq…

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Working outdoors exposes agricultural workers to sun, dust, and chemicals that can increase the risk of certain forms of cancer. Protecting yourself is simple: wear sun protection, use proper protective gear when handling chemicals, and schedule regular health screenings.
Farmer standing among sheep with a dog in dusty air highlighting cancer risks from farm work.

ALT Farmer standing among sheep with a dog in dusty air highlighting cancer risks from farm work.

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The 43rd Annual Missouri Mine Rescue Competition was this week! This event allows mine rescue teams to compete in underground scenarios that prepare them for real mining emergencies. Thanks to State Reps. Bennie Cook and Tara Peters for joining us this year!
Seven men and women from state government in safety gear take a group photo at the Mine Rescue Competition. left to right: Micheal "Pepper" Bernhardt, Logan Hobbs, Tara Peters, David Atebery, Anna Hui, Mitch Terbrock, Bennie Cook

ALT Seven men and women from state government in safety gear take a group photo at the Mine Rescue Competition. left to right: Micheal "Pepper" Bernhardt, Logan Hobbs, Tara Peters, David Atebery, Anna Hui, Mitch Terbrock, Bennie Cook

Anna Hui, Logan Hobbs, and Mitch Terbrock of the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in helmets and protective clothing listening carefully in an underground mining environment.

ALT Anna Hui, Logan Hobbs, and Mitch Terbrock of the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in helmets and protective clothing listening carefully in an underground mining environment.

Woman mine rescuer equipped with breathing apparatus and protective helmet preparing for a hazardous environment task.

ALT Woman mine rescuer equipped with breathing apparatus and protective helmet preparing for a hazardous environment task.

Rescue team members wearing helmets and gear navigate a dimly lit underground tunnel during a training exercise.

ALT Rescue team members wearing helmets and gear navigate a dimly lit underground tunnel during a training exercise.

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Grain bins, silos, and manure storage present serious hidden dangers. Before stepping into any confined space, always test the air, turn off and lock out power sources, and use proper safety harnesses. Taking a few extra minutes for safety precautions can save a life.
Checklist for confined space safety: test air quality, lock out power, and use safety harnesses in grain storage areas.

ALT Checklist for confined space safety: test air quality, lock out power, and use safety harnesses in grain storage areas.

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Teaching our kids and grandkids safe farm habits today protects the future of our family operations tomorrow. Let us pass along a strong culture of safety right alongside our hard work and passion for the land. Start with Show-Me Farm Safety: farmsafety.mo.gov/kids-corne…
An elderly man and young girl feeding cows in a barn during sunset, highlighting farm safety across generations.

ALT An elderly man and young girl feeding cows in a barn during sunset, highlighting farm safety across generations.

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