randy hilton represents sheltered workshops in missouri and supports a bill that passed in st.ouis, allowing work stops to be xe ex -- exempt from a wage hike. thank you for being with us. the the issue here is whether or not the disabled working population is better off with a system that paid them more, or they are better off with a system that pays them less but keeps them out of being stuck at home. this. >> we believe sheltered workshops is a pathway for people with disabilities no not only have a pay check and work in the community, but, if necessary, at some point move into a regular job in the community once they gain skills and ability. >> that is the hope. according to the government accountability office, sheltered workshops are not effective at getting disabled workers into the workforce, saying that only about 5% of sheltered workshops end up leaving to take a job in the community outside the sheltered workforce environment. >> again in missouri, that's an option for each individual, and what their needs and family's needs are, we look to help meet those. if it's w