H2148
An Act relative to a public health prevailing wage exemption
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Bill overview
This bill proposes an exemption for prevailing wage requirements when employees are hired for certain public health positions. Specifically, it would allow public health employers to pay these workers at a rate lower than the prevailing wage, potentially reducing labor costs. The bill aims to provide flexibility for public health agencies while ensuring qualified individuals can fill these essential roles. It’s intended to address concerns about the cost of adhering to prevailing wage laws in these specific sectors.
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Primary sponsor
Joseph D. McKenna
Cosponsor
Joseph D. McKenna
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