Publications and Forms by Division

Division of Employment Security

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Unemployed Workers

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Employers

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Forms

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Forms for Lessor Employing Units

  • Assignment and Escrow Agreement (MODES-4251)
    Some employers ("lessors") lease employees to clients. Unless the lessor provides a financial guarantee, such as posting securities, to ensure prompt payment of unemployment liabilities: (1) the lessor must file a separate Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report for the employees leased to each client; and (2) the client is jointly liable for the contributions otherwise due on the workers it leases from the lessor. MODES-4251 must be used for the posting of securities.
  • Surety Bond (MODES-4252)
    Some employers ("lessors") lease employees to clients. Unless the lessor provides a financial guarantee, such as a surety bond, to ensure prompt payment of unemployment liabilities: (1) the lessor must file a separate Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report for the employees leased to each client; and (2) the client is jointly liable for the contributions otherwise due on the workers it leases from the lessor. MODES-4252 must be used for the posting of a surety bond.
  • Lessor Employing Units Regulation (MODES-4281)
  • Quarterly Client List (MODES-4282)
    An employer ("lessor") leasing workers to other businesses ("clients") uses the Quarterly Client List to inform the Division of new and former clients. The Division uses the form to maintain responsibility for unemployment tax filing. The Quarterly Client List must be filed by the lessor each quarter per Missouri labor regulations.
  • Lessor Employing Unit/Client Lessee Law (MODES-4267)
    The Division of Employment Security may consider an employer who provides, or "leases", employees to another business to be a "lessor employing unit". The business to whom the employees are provided is termed a "client lessee". The Missouri Employment Security Law states that a lessor employing unit will be responsible for reporting all wages paid and be liable for contributions (tax) due on the wages paid.
    1. The lessor employing unit has the option to make a financial guarantee to the Division to pay contributions due. The lessor may guarantee payment by posting and maintaining a surety bond, depositing securities, providing an irrevocable letter of credit, or obtaining a certificate of deposit. This action will relieve the lessor's clients of any liability. It will also allow the lessor to report all employees on one quarterly return.
    2. If the lessor does not make a financial guarantee to the Division that contributions will be paid, the client lessee will be jointly liable for contributions due on wages paid to the employees provided to it. In order to identify the employees provided to each client lessee, the lessor must file a separate quarterly return for each client lessee.

    3. To maintain correct records, the Division requires the lessor to submit a quarterly list of its clients.

      NOTE: The above provisions do not apply to private employment agencies who provide their employees to others on a temporary help basis.
  • Irrevocable Letter Of Credit (MODES-4354)
  • Authorization For Release Of Confidential Information (MODES-4354-3)
  • Irrevocable Letter Of Credit Regulation (C-248)

Forms for Consumer Directed Services Vendors

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Division of Labor Standards

Wage and Hour

Wage and Hour Forms

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Minimum Wage

Mimimum Wage Forms

Minimum Wage Complaint Forms

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Prevailing Wage

Prevailing Wage Forms

Prevailing Wage Brochures

English

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Youth Employment

Child Labor Publications

Child Labor Forms

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On-Site Consultation Brochures

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Mine and Cave Safety - Publications

English

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Workers' Safety Program

Consultants

Insurance Carriers

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Division of Workers' Compensation

Required Posters

Brochures

The following booklets may be ordered through the Division of Workers' Compensation. Request must be put in writing with a check or money order enclosed payable to the Division of Workers' Compensation and sent to the Division of Workers' Compensation, P.O. Box 58, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0058 or direct questions to 800-775-2667.

Informational Booklets and Pamphlets for a fee

  • Missouri Workers' Compensation Statutes, Chapter 287. $4.00 per copy. See ordering information above.

Free Informational Booklets and Pamphlets

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Forms

Employers Insurers and Third Party Administrators (TPAs)
Attorneys
Injured Workers
Healthcare Providers
Line of Duty Compensation Benefits
Religious Exception
Physical Rehabilitation
Second Injury Fund Surcharge
Self-Insurance
Tort Victims

Employers Insurers and Third Party Administrators (TPAs)

EDI & Web-enabled Filings

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

Web Enabled Filings

Supplemental Reports to be Filed

Docketing & Adjudication

  • Electronic Data Correspondence (Trading Partners) (WC-133)
  • Other Forms

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    Attorneys

    Medical Fee Disputes

    Forms for Subpoenas

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    Injured Workers

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    Healthcare Providers

    Medical Fee Disputes

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    Religious Exception

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    Physical Rehabilitation

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    Second Injury Fund Surcharge

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    Self-Insurance

    Individual Forms
    Application

    Security

    Miscellaneous

    Annual Reports

    Group Forms

    Trust Application

    Member Application

    Security

    Trust Annual Reports

    Rate Filing and Surplus Request

    Miscellaneous

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    Tort Victims

    The Tort Victims’ Compensation Fund exists to help compensate those who have been injured due to the negligence or recklessness of another (such as in a motor vehicle collision or a hunting accident), and who have been unable to obtain full compensation because the part at fault (the “tortfeasor”) had no insurance, or inadequate insurance, or has filed for bankruptcy, or for other reasons specified by the law.

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    Labor and Industrial Relations Commission

    Crime Victim Petition for Review to the LIRC (MOIC-2568)

    Form 8-C Notice of Appeal (8-C)

    Unemployment Insurance Application for Review (L-6)

    8-B Unemployment Insurance Notice of Appeal (Fillable and Printable) (8-B)

    Instructions for completing the Form 8-B (8-B Instructions)

    Tort Victim Petition for Review to the LIRC (T-2568)

    Workers' Compensation Application for Review to the LIRC (MOIC-2567)

    Missouri Commission on Human Rights

    Required Posters
    Brochures
    Forms

    Brochures:

    Know Your Rights - Discrimination Training & Education(MCHR-39)

    Fair Housing - Promoting Discrimination-Free Neighborhoods(MCHR-41)

    Fighting Discrimination(MCHR-42)

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    Forms

    Request a Right to Sue Letter

    • You can either download the form or write a letter to request one. Include your name, the name of the Respondent (company or entity you filed against) and your case number(s).
    • Right to Sue Request Form - Word Document

    Training Program

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    State Board of Mediation

    Petition Forms

    Federally Required Posters

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