Michigan's Prevailing Wage Laws are good for:

• Michigan Businesses

• Michigan Construction Workers and their Families

• Michigan Communities

• And the State of Michigan

Michigan’s Prevailing Wage laws directly benefit our local economy by creating fair paying jobs, generating economic activity and growing the local tax base. Prevailing Wage laws and policies are good for Michigan. Without these laws, we risk losing local tax dollars to out-of-state contractors and their employees. Quality and safety on the jobsites will diminish if Michigan’s Prevailing Wage laws are repealed.

Michigan's Prevailing Wage Laws are good for:

• Michigan Businesses

• Michigan Construction Workers and their Families

• Michigan Communities

• And the State of Michigan

Michigan’s Prevailing Wage laws directly benefit our local economy by creating fair paying jobs, generating economic activity and growing the local tax base. Prevailing Wage laws and policies are good for Michigan. Without these laws, we risk losing local tax dollars to out-of-state contractors and their employees. Quality and safety on the jobsites will diminish if Michigan’s Prevailing Wage laws are repealed.

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  • How does Michigan’s Prevailing Wage law maintain a strong, well-trained and quality skilled workforce in our State?
  • Why is this good for Michigan and its taxpayers?
  • Is the law restrictive to small and minority companies who want to bid on Public Work projects?
  • If the Prevailing Wage law is repealed, what dire consequences will result?
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