Concerns prevailing wage payments in residential construction projects.
This bill (A2763) requires contractors working on residential construction projects (like townhouses, single-family homes, or four-story apartments) to pay the federal prevailing wage rate if the project receives any financial assistance from a New Jersey public body (such as tax breaks, grants, or incentives) but isn't already subject to the state's prevailing wage law. It applies specifically when the project receives public financial assistance but wouldn't otherwise need to follow New Jersey's wage standards. The key mechanism mandates that contractors pay the federal Davis-Bacon Act wage rate as if the financial assistance were federal funding. This directly affects contractors building residential projects with public financial support in New Jersey.
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Jan 2024
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Introduced Jan 9, 2024
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Introduced in the Assembly, Referred to Assembly Labor Committee
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Lou Greenwald
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