Minimum wage and overtime wages; payment, definitions, misclassification of workers, civil actions.

Added a new section (§ 2.2-2751) establishing a mandatory state-administered retirement savings program, requiring eligible employers to enroll employees unless they opt out.

Updated the list of amended Code of Virginia sections to include the new retirement program statute (§ 2.2-2751) and additional statutes (§ 53.1-40.02, § 53.1-202.3), while removing the Senate Substitute header.

Removed the provision stating the bill would not become effective unless reenacted by the 2027 Session of the General Assembly.

Changed the document title from 'Senate Substitute' to 'House Substitute' and updated the proposal date from March 2, 2026, to April 13, 2026.

The document structure was updated from a standard 'Labor and Commerce Substitute' header to a 'House Substitute' header, and the page numbering and layout were adjusted to match the new version.

The entire section establishing a state-administered retirement savings program, which previously mandated employers to enroll eligible employees in a state-run IRA-like plan, has been completely deleted.

The bill header and introductory text were changed to reflect that this is now a substitute bill offered for consideration rather than an enrolled act, and the list of amended statutes was shortened to exclude the retirement program sections.

All requirements related to employer liability, employee enrollment, and Board administration for the retirement savings program were removed.

The specific start date for the retirement program (July 1, 2023) was removed as the program itself was deleted.

Added a new section establishing a mandatory state-administered retirement program for eligible employees, requiring employers to facilitate payroll deposits for these savings.

Added amendments to two new statutes (§ 53.1-40.02 and § 53.1-202.3) related to the new retirement program, which were not included in the Engrossed version.

Changed the definition of 'Employer' in the prevailing wage section to align strictly with the federal Davis-Bacon Act, removing the previous broader definition that included state agencies.

Updated the list of affected statutes in the bill's title and operative clauses to reflect the final enrolled version, ensuring all relevant laws are amended.

Added a new section (2.2-4321.3) requiring state agencies to ensure contractors pay prevailing wages on public works projects.

Updated the bill title and description to include 'prevailing wage' and the new section number 2.2-4321.3.

Changed the bill status from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' and updated the bill number and amendment details.