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Who is covered by the Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act?
Laborers for contractors who furnish materials, supplies, articles, and equipment to any agency of the United States.
Who is covered by the Walsh-healey public contract act?
Laborers for contractors who furnish materials, supplies, articles, and equipment to any agency of the United States.
Who is covered by the Walsh- Healey Public Contracts Act?
Laborers for contractors who furnish materials, supplies, articles, and equipment to any agency of the United States.
Where are day laborers hired?
In many cities in the United States, day laborers congregate on specific street corners. These corners are known to contractors. The contractors then drive to these corners in their trucks and hire the laborers on the spot.
how much do home improvement contractors make?
Not all general contractors make the same. The pay is determined on the experience the contractor has and how much materials it will take. The site I listed below states how much a contractor costs. http://www.acmediy.com/contractor/how-much.php
Can you get general contractors liability insurance by the job?
The companies I work with have a minimum earned premium of 25%. So technically you can buy it by the job but it will cost you a lot more than if you kept the policy for the year. As of August 2012 there are now per job policies available to contractors in about half of the states in the US.
Who are the big United States defense contractors?
Large United States defense contractors are: * Lockheed -Martin; * Boeing; * General Electric; * Smith and Wesson; * Northrop Grumman; * Hewlett-Packard; and * At & T
What is the minimum wage in US 2007?
minimum wage differs from states to states... there are even some that have NO minimum wage whatsoever.
This law states that the chinese laborers to this country endanger the good order of certain localities in the us which occupation would the word laborers most likely be referring to?
miner
What was the minimum wage in 1850?
In 1850, there was no federal minimum wage in the United States; labor laws regarding wages were primarily determined at the local or state level. Wages varied significantly depending on the industry, location, and the skill level of workers, but many unskilled laborers earned between $1 and $2 per day. The concept of a minimum wage as we understand it today did not emerge until the 20th century.
Minimum wage in the year of 2010?
It varies between the states. There is a federal minimum and states can add to that.
How Many Electrical Contractors in US?
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics have electrical contractors grouped together with 'other wiring installation contractors.' The total number of people employed in these jobs in 2013 was 749,900. Of these, 37,010 were in management positions.
