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Local Law Updates

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April 5, 2018

Illinois Company Seeking Exemption from New Prevailing Wage Requirements for 5 Townships in Cook County

Private company in Illinois is working with local city councils and village boards to ask that the Cook County Board exempt five of the county's 30 townships (Bloom, Bremen, Calumet, Rich and Thornton) from new prevailing wage requirements that are set to take effect in September. Company alleges … [Read more...] about Illinois Company Seeking Exemption from New Prevailing Wage Requirements for 5 Townships in Cook County

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February 23, 2018

Lawsuit Filed to Recover $200,000 in Wages and Taxes on California Construction Project

The Orange County district attorney's office filed a lawsuit against a group of building companies, alleging that they failed to pay $200,000 in prevailing wages, failed to accurately report overtime hours, created false entries on weekly payroll reports, and submitted three forged apprenticeship … [Read more...] about Lawsuit Filed to Recover $200,000 in Wages and Taxes on California Construction Project

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January 18, 2018

Prevailing Wage Dispute Delays Construction in Las Vegas

Two formal complaints with the Labor Commission were filed alleging that workers have been misclassified and underpaid on a project to install steel posts along Las Vegas Boulevard.  Funding for the project was scheduled to be approved on January 16, but voting has been delayed until February 6 so … [Read more...] about Prevailing Wage Dispute Delays Construction in Las Vegas

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December 2, 2017

New Prevailing Wage Law in Portland

The City of Portland will require contractors working on new developments that receive tax breaks to pay their employees a prevailing wage.  However, they will not be required to participate in the state or federal apprenticeship programs. Click here for more information: … [Read more...] about New Prevailing Wage Law in Portland

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