Labor: hours and wages; prevailing wage; require on certain broadband service projects. Amends sec. 1 of 2023 PA 10 (MCL 408.1101).
SB 630 requires broadband developers to pay prevailing wages and fringe benefits to workers on certain broadband service projects in Michigan. It directly affects broadband developers working on new construction, improvement, or expansion projects that are *not* funded by federal programs like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act or the Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund. The bill applies existing prevailing wage requirements - meaning workers must receive the local standard wage for similar work, including benefits - to these specific broadband projects. This policy change ensures fair compensation for labor on state-supported broadband infrastructure, aligning with broader wage standards for public projects.
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INTRODUCED BY SENATOR DARRIN CAMILLERI
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