JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri House has approved legislation barring employees from suing co-workers for on-the-job injuries.
The bill cleared the House Thursday on a vote of 99-47 and moves now to the Senate.
Lawmakers approved similar provisions earlier this year as part of a bill on workers' compensation and other workplace issues, but Gov. Jay Nixon vetoed that measure.
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