An Act relative to compliance with the prevailing wage laws of the Commonwealth
This bill expands the definition of "construction" under Massachusetts prevailing wage laws to explicitly include offsite fabrication work. By amending Section 27D of Chapter 149, the legislation ensures that workers performing manufacturing tasks away from the main construction site are eligible for the same wage protections as those on traditional building projects. The change directly affects contractors and employees involved in prefabricated building components, requiring them to adhere to state wage standards regardless of where the work is physically completed. This update aims to close a potential loophole where offsite fabrication was previously excluded from prevailing wage requirements.
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1 primary · 45 co-sponsors
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Jeff Roy
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Adam Scanlon
DDemocratic
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Adrian Madaro
DDemocratic
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Bill Driscoll
DDemocratic
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Bill Galvin
DDemocratic
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Brian Murray
DDemocratic
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Carol Doherty
DDemocratic
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Chris Hendricks
DDemocratic
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Chris Worrell
DDemocratic
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Dan Cahill
DDemocratic
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Dan Donahue
DDemocratic
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