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State
Bill |
Summary |
Last Action |
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California
AB 57 |
Amends provisions regarding the obligations of contractors and subcontractors with the general prevailing rate of per diem wages. Provides that an employer may take a credit for employer payments even if contributions are not made or costs are not paid, if payments are made on no less than a quarterly basis. |
In Assembly. Read Third Time. Passed Assembly, To Senate, 5/19/05 |
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AB 222 |
Requires posting a notice advising workers that do not receive the prevailing rate of per diem wages for work performed on a public works project to contact the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement. |
In Assembly Committee On Labor And Employment: Failed Passage, 4/6/05 |
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AB 474 |
Requires the Director of Industrial Relations to factor in studies regarding wages paid in rural areas in determining the general prevailing rate of per diem wages. |
In Assembly Committee On Labor And Employment: Reconsideration Granted, 4/20/05 |
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AB 581 |
Eliminates need for a certified violation of prevailing wage provisions for the Labor Commissioner to initiate disciplinary proceedings. |
In Assembly. Read Third Time. Passed Assembly. To Senate, 5/19/05 |
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AB 1192 |
Exempts from the definition of public work and the prevailing wage requirements the construction, expansion, or rehabilitation of affordable housing units for low- and moderate-income persons, performed by a nonprofit organization. |
In Assembly Committee On Labor And Employment: Reconsideration Granted, 4/20/05 |
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AB 1371 |
Changes the general definition of public work for the purposes of payment of prevailing wages. |
Introduced, 2/22/05 |
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SB 759 |
Changes the employer's requirement for payroll records for purposes of payment of prevailing wages. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor And Employment, 5/26/05 |
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SB 940 |
Requires the Director of Industrial Relations to publish on the department's Web site the prevailing wage rates for residential
projects. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor And Employment, 5/31/05 |
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Connecticut
HB 5004 |
Creates a three-year moratorium on the application of prevailing wage rates for school and transportation projects undertaken by municipalities. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 4/8/05 |
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HB 5039 |
Exempts from the prevailing wage requirements all municipal projects that do not receive state or federal funding. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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HB 5112 |
Increases the dollar threshold for application of the prevailing wage requirements to new construction and renovation work. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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HB 5302 |
Establishes a temporary moratorium and increases the dollar threshold for application of the prevailing wage requirements to new construction and renovation work. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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HB 5400 |
Increases the dollar threshold for application of the prevailing wage requirements for public works projects. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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HB 5410 |
Exempts volunteer Fire Department construction projects from the prevailing wage laws. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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HB 6294 |
Increases the dollar threshold for application of the prevailing wage requirements for public works projects. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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SB 847 |
Requires that all persons (instead of all employees) performing work on state funded projects be paid prevailing wages and be listed on the certified payrolls. |
Enrolled Public Act No. 05-50, 5/19/05 |
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Hawaii
HB 765 |
Clarifies that the state law requiring payment of prevailing wages applies to all labors, mechanics, required assistants, helpers, tenders, and apprentices on a public works project. |
In House Committee On Economic Development And Business Concerns, 2/7/05 |
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HB 900 |
Increases the threshold to $1 million in public subsidies for application of the prevailing wage requirements. |
Additionally Referred To House Committee On Economic Development And Business Concerns, 1/31/05 |
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HB 930 |
Clarifies requirement that payment of prevailing wages applies to all laborers, mechanics, required assistants, helpers, tenders, and apprentices on a public works project. |
Additionally Referred To House Committee On Economic Development And Business Concerns, 1/31/05 |
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HB 1214 |
Sets criteria for determining the prevailing wages for laborers and mechanics on public work projects. |
To Conference Committee, 4/18/05 |
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HB 1266 |
Clarifies requirement that payment of prevailing wages applies to all laborers, mechanics, required assistants, helpers, tenders, and apprentices on a public works project. |
To House Committee On Labor And Public Employment, 2/10/05 |
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SB 933 |
Clarifies requirement that payment of prevailing wages applies to all laborers, mechanics, required assistants, helpers, tenders, and apprentices on a public works project. |
To House Committee On Labor And Public Employment, 3/17/05 |
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SB 962 |
Sets criteria for determining the prevailing wages for laborers and mechanics on public work projects. |
To Governor, 5/5/05 |
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Illinois
HB 188 |
Requires contractor and subcontractor to submit weekly a certified payroll to the public body in charge of the project. |
Passed Both Houses, 5/26/05 |
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HB 1370 |
States that specified violations of the Act are Class A (rather than Class B) misdemeanors. States that a contractor or subcontractor who pays a worker less than the stipulated rates for work performed under a contract is liable to the Department of Labor and is liable to the worker for punitive damages. |
Passed Both Houses, 5/12/05 |
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HB 2108 |
Makes a technical change concerning violations of the Prevailing Wage Act. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 4/15/05 |
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HB 2110 |
Makes a technical change concerning State policy. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 4/15/05 |
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HB 3005 |
Makes a technical change concerning findings of public bodies and the Department of Labor. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 4/15/05 |
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HB 3008 |
Makes a technical change concerning construction of the Prevailing Wage Act. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 3/10/05 |
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HB 3533 |
Includes workers at a facility located in close proximity to the actual construction location as employed on public works. Provides that workers who are paid a set amount for truck expense and take-home wage and who are deemed to be employed on the public works project are entitled to the proper prevailing wage for the equipment being operated. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 3/10/05 |
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HB 3534 |
Includes workers at a facility located in close proximity to the actual construction location as employed on public works. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 3/10/05 |
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HB 3535 |
Includes in the definition of employment on public works the transportation of aggregate materials to or from the job site. Eliminates a provision that the processing of non-aggregate materials is not defined as employment on public works. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 3/10/05 |
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HB 3536 |
States that workers who are paid a set amount for truck expense and take-home wage on the public works project are entitled to the proper prevailing wage for the equipment being operated. Provides the method for determining the take-home wage, and provides that a truck driver is entitled to the difference between the determined take-home wage and the proper prevailing wage for the equipment being operated. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 3/10/05 |
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SB 76 |
Requires each contractor and subcontractor to submit weekly a certified payroll to the public body in charge of the public works project and stipulates that failure to do so is considered a Class B misdemeanor. |
Rereferred To House Committee On Rules, 3/10/05 |
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SB 1270 |
Makes a technical change concerning State policy |
In Senate. 3rd Reading Deadline Extended To 12/31/2005 |
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SB 1274 |
Makes a technical change concerning violations of the Act. |
In Senate. 3rd Reading Deadline Extended To 12/31/2005 |
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Iowa
SSB 1169 |
Establishes a general prevailing rate of hourly wages requirement for public works project employees based on wages paid for comparable work where the work is performed. |
In Senate Committee On Business And Labor, 2/17/05 |
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Kentucky
HB 75 |
Requires that state inmates be paid the prevailing wage and that the inmate's earnings be used for payment of restitution, and support of dependents, with the goods produced being authorized to be sold both to public and private purchasers. |
To House Committee On Judiciary, 1/6/05 |
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HB 162 |
Removes prevailing wage requirements from urban renewal and community development agency contracts for work. Eliminates definitions relating to prevailing wages and penalties for prevailing wage violations at the state level. |
To House Committee On Labor And Industry, 2/2/05 |
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Maine
SB 318 |
LD 943- Requires the Bureau of Labor Standards to determine the prevailing hourly wage and benefits on an annual basis based upon each construction industry employer's annual peak employment period. |
Signed By Governor, 5/25/05 |
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Massachusetts
HB 3510 |
Exempts cities and towns from provisions of the prevailing wage law. |
To Joint Committee On State Administration And Regulatory Oversight, 1/5/05 |
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HB 3806 |
Clarifies the prevailing wage law. |
To Joint Committee On Labor And Workforce Development, 1/5/05 |
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Michigan
HB 4351 |
Eliminates the requirement for payment of the prevailing wage on public school construction projects. |
To House Committee On Employment Relations, Training And Safety, 2/17/05 |
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HB 4412 |
Eliminates the prevailing wage on public school construction projects. |
Withdrawn From House Committee On Employment Relations, Training And Safety, 5/4/05 |
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HB 4530 |
Eliminates the prevailing wage requirement for public school academies. |
To House Committee On Employment Relations, Training And Safety, 3/22/05 |
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HB 4531 |
Eliminates the requirement of paying prevailing wage on public school projects. |
To House Committee On Employment Relations, Training And Safety, 3/22/05 |
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Minnesota
HB 536 |
Modifies prevailing wage requirements. |
To House Committee On Commerce And Financial Institutions, 1/27/05 |
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HB 1271 |
Amends the definition of prevailing wage. |
To House Committee On Commerce And Financial Institutions, 2/24/05 |
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HB 1961 |
Provides an exemption from prevailing wage requirements for qualified businesses in job opportunity building zones. |
To House Committee On Commerce And Financial Institutions, 3/21/05 |
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HB 2139 |
Requires the commissioner of labor and industry to employ investigators of prevailing wage violations. Clarifies the procedures for investigations of prevailing wage violations. Requires notice of prevailing wage violations and action upon prevailing wage violations |
To House Committee On Commerce And Financial Institutions, 3/29/05 |
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HB 2319 |
Provides grants to employers that pay prevailing wages in job opportunity building zones. |
To House Committee On Jobs And Economic Opportunity Policy And Finance, 4/4/05 |
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SB 91 |
Defines the prevailing wage rate as the basic hourly rate of pay plus the rate of contribution or cost for health and welfare benefits, vacation benefits, pension and retirement benefits, and any other fringe
benefit of economic value. |
To SENATE Committee On JOBS, ENERGY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, 1/6/05 |
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Missouri
HB 382 |
Modifies provisions dealing with the prevailing wage on public works. |
To House Committee On Workforce Development And Workplace Safety, 2/17/05 |
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HB 477 |
Allows schools districts to exempt themselves from prevailing wage requirements in certain situations. |
In House Committee On Workforce Development And Workplace Safety: Voted Do Pass, 4/6/05 |
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HB 571 |
Prohibits the imposition of a prevailing wage in certain counties. |
In House Committee On Workforce Development And Workplace Safety: Voted Do Pass, 4/6/05 |
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HB 607 |
Exempts school districts from the prevailing wage. |
To House Committee On Workforce Development And Workplace Safety, 2/24/05 |
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HB 828 |
Creates new prevailing wage law provisions. |
To House Committee On Workforce Development And Workplace Safety, 3/31/05 |
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SB 291 |
Clarifies various provisions of prevailing wage law. |
From Senate Committee On Small Business, Insurance And Industrial Relations: Reported Do Pass As Substituted, 3/8/05 |
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SB 349 |
Increases penalties for each calendar day for a contractor paying workers less than the prevailing wage rate. Creates separate fund for collected penalties. |
To Senate Committee Small Business, Insurance And Industrial Relations, 2/14/05 |
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HCR 27 |
Urges Congress to enact federal transportation legislation preserving the federal prevailing wage law that requires the use of local area wages and labor standards federal construction work. |
To House Committee On Workforce Development And Workplace Safety, 4/11/05 |
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Montana
SB 217 |
Establishes an apprentice wage rate tied to the standard prevailing wage rate for construction services. |
Chaptered. Chapter No. 538, 4/28/05 |
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Nevada
AB 148 |
Expands exemptions for payment of prevailing wage for certain public works contracts. |
To Assembly Committee On Government Affairs, 2/28/05 |
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New York
AB 336 |
Requires prevailing wage in any public work projects which utilizes funding for industrial development agencies. |
To Assembly Committee On Local Governments, 1/12/05 |
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AB 476 |
Requires prevailing rate of wages and supplements be paid or provided to laborers, workmen or mechanics of public works. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 1/12/05 |
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AB 824 |
Requires the Fiscal Officer to follow a to schedule when investigating or adjudicating complaints of prevailing wage violations. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 1/18/05 |
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AB 945 |
Defines lowest responsible bidder for purposes of the prevailing wage law. |
To Assembly Committee On Codes, 2/1/05 |
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AB 1193 |
Provides for the prevailing rate of wage for certain work performed and compensated by employees of the port authority of New York and New Jersey. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 1/18/05 |
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AB 2578 |
Requires contractors and subcontractors give written notification to workers employed on public work projects of the right to receive prevailing wages |
Substituted By S 4549, 5/25/05 |
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AB 2674 |
Sets penalties for failure to post prevailing wage schedules. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 1/28/05 |
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AB 2676 |
Creates an action for damages against a contractor for failure to pay prevailing wages or taxes, contributions, assessments, or benefits. |
To Assembly Committee On Codes, 5/24/05 |
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AB 3273 |
Provides for prevailing wage audits of ongoing construction in progress jobs by the New York City School Construction Authority. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/1/05 |
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AB 3279 |
Expands prevailing wage legislation to charter schools. |
To Assembly Committee On Codes, 5/17/05 |
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AB 3283 |
Requires the low bidder on state contracts to provide proof to the satisfaction of the contracting entity that the prevailing wage will be paid. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/1/05 |
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AB 3287 |
Requires payment of prevailing wage to employee, client, inmate or student of any political subdivision who performs any work for a public entity of which such person is not employed. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/1/05 |
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AB 3293 |
Provides for enforcement of prevailing wage provisions related to public work construction projects |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/1/05 |
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AB 4039 |
Includes state and local agency and public authority work contracts within prevailing wage requirements. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/8/05 |
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AB 4040 |
Provides for additional penalties for failure to pay prevailing wages or supplements. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/8/05 |
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AB 4284 |
Redefines prevailing wage in a public works contract as the wage at the time the work is performed. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/9/05 |
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AB 4513 |
Creates the office of the prevailing wage fraud inspector general. |
To Assembly Committee On Codes, 4/6/05 |
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AB 5503 |
Requires that sub-contractors on public works projects provide a surety bond for the underpayment of the prevailing wage. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/23/05 |
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AB 6579 |
Includes certain off-site custom fabrication as public work for payment of prevailing wage |
To Assembly Committee On Ways And Means, 5/17/05 |
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AB 6622 |
Requires certain supervisors to maintain a daily headcount on all workers for all contracts bound by prevailing wage rates. |
To Assembly Committee On Codes, 3/17/05 |
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AB 6624 |
Provides that utility companies or their contractors pay the prevailing wage on projects where a permit to use or open a street is required to be issued. |
From Assembly Committee On Codes, 5/3/05 |
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AB 7372 |
Requires that timely notice of allegations of prevailing wage violations be given to contractors. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 4/14/05 |
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AB 8054 |
Relates to posting of prevailing wage by contractors. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 5/3/05 |
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AB 8057 |
Relates to contractors who continually use sub-contractors who fail to pay the prevailing wage. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 5/3/05 |
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SB 772 |
Defines lowest responsible bidder for purposes of the prevailing wage law to include only those who have not been found guilty of an unfair labor practice within a 3 year period. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 1/20/05 |
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SB 775 |
Provides a time schedule that the Fiscal Officer must follow when investigating or adjudicating complaints of prevailing wage violations. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 1/20/05 |
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SB 2252 |
Creates the office of the prevailing wage fraud inspector general. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 1/10/05 |
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SB 2502 |
Requires that timely notice of allegations of prevailing wage violations be given to contractors. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 2/17/05 |
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SB 3096 |
Expands prevailing wage legislation to charter schools. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 3/7/05 |
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SB 3285 |
Requires that utility companies or their contractors use competent workers and shall pay the prevailing wage on projects where a permit to use or open a street is required to be issued. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 3/14/05 |
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SB 3301 |
Redefines prevailing wage in a public works contract as the wage at the time the work is performed. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 3/14/05 |
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SB 3381 |
Requires the payment of prevailing wages on construction projects involving the state university of New York, the dormitory authority or the state university construction fund and any third party. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 4/18/05 |
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SB 3481 |
Requires that every contractor pay printing trade employees performing work not less than the prevailing wage. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 4/18/05 |
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SB 4364 |
Denies liability for a general contractor in violation of prevailing wage provisions by a subcontractor unless the contractor has been provided notice of such violation. |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 4/14/05 |
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SB 4549 |
Requires contractors and subcontractors give written notification to workers employed on public work projects of the right to receive prevailing wages. |
Passed Assembly, 5/25/05 |
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SB 4857 |
Provides for additional penalties for failure to pay prevailing wages or supplements. |
From Senate Committee On Labor, 5/16/05 |
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SB 4881 |
Creates an action for damages against a contractor for failure to pay prevailing wages or taxes, contributions, assessments, or benefits. |
From Senate Committee On Labor, 4/18/05 |
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SB 5410 |
Includes certain off-site custom fabrication as public work for payment of prevailing wage. |
From Senate Committee On Labor, 5/23/05 |
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SB 5464 |
Requires certain supervisors to maintain a daily headcount on all workers for all contracts requiring prevailing wage rates |
To Senate Committee On Labor, 5/24/05 |
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Ohio
HB 222 |
Repeals the prevailing wage law. |
To House Committee On Commerce And Labor, 5/26/05 |
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HB 2710 |
Requires contractor and subcontractors on public works project to pay state prevailing wage rates. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 1/20/05 |
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HB 2996 |
Exempts public projects for which contract price exceed certain amount from prevailing wage rate law |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/16/05 |
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HB 2997 |
Exempts public improvement contract or public works project from competitive bid requirements or prevailing wage rate requirements. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/16/05 |
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HB 3315 |
Permits, or in some cases requires, court to award attorney fees to prevailing party in civil actions relating to prevailing wage rates. |
Assigned To House Subcommittee On Civil Law, 3/22/05 |
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HB 3382 |
Requires Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to adopt rules for determining which prevailing wage rates are in effect. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/22/05 |
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HB 3383 |
Requires contractor or subcontractor on public works contract to pay prevailing wage rates to workers who manufacture or fabricate nonstandard items made to order for public works. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/22/05 |
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SB 136 |
Removes the requirement that contractors and subcontractors pay flaggers state prevailing wage rate. |
Eligible For Governor's Desk, 5/24/05 |
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SB 477 |
Requires specifications for subcontracts for public works to contain provisions on prevailing rates of wage. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 4/29/05 |
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Oregon
HB 2350 |
Provides exception for public contracts that require payment of prevailing wage rates or when project is regulated under Davis-Bacon Act |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 1/20/05 |
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HB 2710 |
Requires contractor and subcontractors on public works project to pay state prevailing wage rates or federal prevailing wage rates when project is subject to state and federal prevailing wage rate laws. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/3/05 |
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HB 2996 |
Exempts public projects for which contract price does not exceed a certain amount from prevailing wage rate law. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/16/05 |
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HB 2997 |
Exempts public improvement contract or public works project from competitive bid requirements or prevailing wage rate requirements when community group or nonprofit organization contributes 50 percent or more of value of contract or project. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/16/05 |
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HB 3315 |
Permits, or in some cases requires, courts to award attorney fees to prevailing party in civil actions relating to prevailing wage rates. |
Assigned To House Subcommittee On Civil Law, 3/22/05 |
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HB 3382 |
Requires Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to adopt rules for determining which prevailing wage rates are in effect and apply to public works contract exempted from competitive bidding requirements. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/22/05 |
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HB 3383 |
Requires contractor or subcontractor on public works contract to pay prevailing wage rates to workers who manufacture or fabricate nonstandard items made to order for public works, whether work is done on or off public works site. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 3/22/05 |
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SB 136 |
Removes the requirement that contractors and subcontractors pay flaggers state prevailing wage rate on project regulated under federal Davis-Bacon Act. |
Eligible For Governor's Desk, 5/24/05 |
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SB 477 |
Requires specifications for subcontracts for public works to contain provisions on prevailing rates of wage. |
To House Committee On Business, Labor And Consumer Affairs, 4/29/05 |
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Pennsylvania
HB 947 |
Authorizes optional prevailing wage ordinances. |
To House Committee On Labor Relations, 3/14/05 |
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HB 1080 |
Prohibits certain forms of retaliatory action by employers against prevailing wage claims. |
To House Committee On Labor Relations, 3/23/05 |
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SB 259 |
Further provides for the definition of "public work." for purposes of prevailing wages. |
To Senate Committee On Labor And Industry, 2/14/05 |
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SR 114 |
Directs the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study on the effect of prevailing wage on the costs of public school construction and renovation projects. |
To Senate Committee On Labor And Industry, 5/10/05 |
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Rhode Island
HB 5859 |
Would require any contractor who is awarded a public works contract after July 1, 2005 to ascertain the prevailing wage rate and make the necessary adjustments. |
To House Committee On Labor, 3/1/05 |
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HB 6118 |
Would raise the threshold for municipal projects which require a prevailing wage pay rate from $ 1,000 to $100,000. |
To House Committee On Labor, 3/2/05 |
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SB 920 |
Requires any contractor who is awarded a public works contract after July 1, 2005 to ascertain the prevailing wage rate, and make the necessary adjustments |
In Senate Committee On Labor, 4/27/05 |
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SB 956 |
Increases fines and would permit the Department of Labor and Training to fine violators of the prevailing wage law without court action. |
To House Committee On Labor, 5/11/05 |
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Tennessee
HB 1465 |
Establishes a prevailing wage commission. |
Eligible For Governor's Desk, 5/25/05 |
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Washington
HB 1308 |
Provides additional funding to the Prevailing Wage Program of the Department of Labor and Industries. |
To House Committee On Appropriations, 2/7/05 |
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SB 5236 |
Same as above |
Referred To Senate Committee On Ways And Means, 2/15/05 |
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West Virginia
HB 2060 |
Exempts public works projects receiving federal assistance and subject to federal labor standards from the state prevailing wage laws. |
To House Committee On Judiciary, 2/9/05 |
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HB 2972 |
Exempting construction performed on behalf of county and municipal governments from prevailing wage requirements. |
To House Committee On Industry And Labor, Economic Development And Small Business, 3/10/05 |
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HB 3267 |
Exempts construction performed on behalf of educational authorities from prevailing wage requirements. |
To House Committee On Industry And Labor, Economic Development And Small Business, 3/25/05 |
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Wisconsin
AB 442 |
Relates to the determination of prevailing wage rates for workers employed on state or local projects of public works. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 5/26/05 |
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SB 220 |
Relates to the determination of prevailing wage rates for workers employed on state or local projects of public works. |
To Senate Committee On Labor And Election Process Reform, 5/27/05 |
