Enacts "the construction reporting pay act" to ensure laborers, workers, and mechanics are paid for at least four hours if they report for work.

The bill enacts "the construction reporting pay act," which mandates that laborers, workers, or mechanics employed by a contractor must be paid for at least four hours if they report for work on any day. This applies to construction projects covered by specific sections of the labor law. The payments are to be made at the prevailing rate of wages. If a scheduled shift is canceled with less than twelve hours' notice, the employee must be paid for two hours at the promised hourly wage. This act aims to provide scheduling reliability and predictability for construction employees.

Enacts "the construction reporting pay act" to ensure laborers, workers, and mechanics are paid for at least four hours if they report for work.

The bill enacts "the construction reporting pay act," which mandates that laborers, workers, or mechanics employed by a contractor must be paid for at least four hours if they report for work on any day. This applies to construction projects covered by specific sections of the labor law. The payments are to be made at the prevailing rate of wages. If a scheduled shift is canceled with less than twelve hours' notice, the employee must be paid for two hours at the promised hourly wage. This act aims to provide scheduling reliability and predictability for construction employees.