Enacts "the construction reporting pay act" to ensure laborers, workers, and mechanics receive at least four hours of pay at the prevailing rate when.

The bill enacts "the construction reporting pay act" to amend the labor law. It mandates that laborers, workers, or mechanics employed by a contractor must be paid no less than four hours at the prevailing rate of wages when they report for work. This applies regardless of whether their scheduled shift is cancelled on less than twelve hours' notice. The act aims to provide scheduling reliability and predictability in the construction industry.

Enacts "the construction reporting pay act" to ensure laborers, workers, and mechanics receive at least four hours of pay at the prevailing rate when.

The bill enacts "the construction reporting pay act" to amend the labor law. It mandates that laborers, workers, or mechanics employed by a contractor must be paid no less than four hours at the prevailing rate of wages when they report for work. This applies regardless of whether their scheduled shift is cancelled on less than twelve hours' notice. The act aims to provide scheduling reliability and predictability in the construction industry.