Union leaders are pushing for a clear and broad definition of “public works” in New York so that projects funded with both private and public funds are still required to…

On Tuesday, March 13, the Missouri House voted 89-62 (largely along party lines) to repeal the State’s prevailing wage law. The bill will now be sent to the Senate. See…

The Missouri House approved a proposal earlier this week to repeal the State’s prevailing wage law. The proposal was led by GOP leaders on the grounds that they will lower…

Oregon’s House of Representatives just passed a bill that would require general contractors to pay past due wages and benefits owed to their subcontractors’ employees if a valid claim is…

Some representatives in Ohio are seeking the repeal of the State’s prevailing wage law. But research from the Midwest Economic Policy Institute found that Indiana’s repeal of the law a…

Non-unionized construction groups appealed the dismissal of their case against the Attorney General, Labor Commissioner, and DIR Director, which challenged the constitutionality of an amendment to the State’s wage law.…

Two Republican representatives are proposing a bill for the November 2020 ballot that would allow voters to decide whether Ohio should be a Right to Work state and eliminate the…