Arizona HB2296 prohibits neutrality agreements in public works contracts and mandates minimum wage rates.
Arizona HB2296 amends public works contract regulations to prohibit agencies and political subdivisions from requiring contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, or carriers to enter into neutrality agreements as a condition for bidding, negotiating, or performing work. It also mandates that public works contracts include a provision for wages paid by the contractor or subcontractor to be at least the prevailing rate for similar work in the state or political subdivision where the project is located.
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