Exempts small businesses from apprenticeship requirement under "The Public Works Contractor Registration Act."
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This bill changes the ‘Public Works Contractor Registration Act’ to exempt small businesses from needing to participate in a registered apprenticeship program when bidding on public works projects. Currently, all contractors must participate in an apprenticeship program. This bill defines a ‘small business’ as an employer with 10 or fewer workers on most workdays, with some exceptions for newly established businesses. The bill aims to reduce the burden on smaller contractors while maintaining requirements for worker’s compensation insurance and valid licenses.
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