Second-Chance Employers A public register · est. 2026

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Working in Missouri with a record

No employer in the register is based in Missouri yet. That is a gap in our coverage, not a statement about Missouri. Here is what does apply to you.

Employers who hire from anywhere

Where you live is not the limit for these 0.

We cannot yet name a remote employer either.

The register is small and we would rather say so than pad it. If you know a company that belongs here, it takes a minute to tell us.

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What the law gives you in Missouri

Missouri banned the box for state government jobs only, but in Kansas City, St. Louis or Columbia the city ordinance does protect you at a private employer.

Private employers Government jobs only The 2016 executive order covers state agency hiring and nothing else, and Missouri does not stop its cities from going further. Three of them have: Kansas City reaches private employers with six or more workers and holds the question until you are otherwise qualified and interviewed, St. Louis reaches private employers with ten or more, and Columbia is the strictest, reaching every private employer regardless of size and holding the question until after a conditional offer. Outside those three cities a Missouri private employer can ask on the application. Missouri Executive Order 16-04 (state agency hiring); Kansas City Code § 38-104; St. Louis Ord. 71074; Columbia Code Ch. 12, Art. V · checked September 17, 2026

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