34.206. Purpose statement. - Missouri Statutes

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Purpose statement.

34.206. The purpose of sections 34.203 to 34.216 is to fulfill thestate's proprietary objectives in maintaining and promoting the economical,nondiscriminatory, and efficient expenditures of public funds in connectionwith publicly funded or assisted construction projects. Nothing insections 34.203 to 34.216 shall prohibit employers or other parties coveredby the National Labor Relations Act from entering into agreements orengaging in any other activity arguably protected by law, nor shall anyaspect of sections 34.203 to 34.216 be interpreted in such a way as tointerfere with the labor relations of parties covered by the National LaborRelations Act.

(L. 2007 S.B. 339)

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Statutes > Missouri > T04 > C034 > 34_206

Purpose statement.

34.206. The purpose of sections 34.203 to 34.216 is to fulfill thestate's proprietary objectives in maintaining and promoting the economical,nondiscriminatory, and efficient expenditures of public funds in connectionwith publicly funded or assisted construction projects. Nothing insections 34.203 to 34.216 shall prohibit employers or other parties coveredby the National Labor Relations Act from entering into agreements orengaging in any other activity arguably protected by law, nor shall anyaspect of sections 34.203 to 34.216 be interpreted in such a way as tointerfere with the labor relations of parties covered by the National LaborRelations Act.

(L. 2007 S.B. 339)

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Purpose statement.

34.206. The purpose of sections 34.203 to 34.216 is to fulfill thestate's proprietary objectives in maintaining and promoting the economical,nondiscriminatory, and efficient expenditures of public funds in connectionwith publicly funded or assisted construction projects. Nothing insections 34.203 to 34.216 shall prohibit employers or other parties coveredby the National Labor Relations Act from entering into agreements orengaging in any other activity arguably protected by law, nor shall anyaspect of sections 34.203 to 34.216 be interpreted in such a way as tointerfere with the labor relations of parties covered by the National LaborRelations Act.

(L. 2007 S.B. 339)