Ask the Attorney: If I voluntarily cut my meal break short, can I still get paid for the time?
Have you ever found yourself at work, considering whether to skip or shorten your meal break to complete a task? It's a common dilemma faced by many employees. Navigating the rules around meal breaks and understanding how they impact your pay can be confusing. This...
DOL to Extend Davis-Bacon Act to Modular and Off-site Construction Industry
The Davis-Bacon Act, a longstanding pillar in federal construction projects, ensures workers receive fair wages commensurate with local standards. Recently, significant revisions have expanded the Act's protections to include secondary construction sites dedicated to a project covered by the Act. These changes are part of...
The Davis-Bacon Act: Who Can File a Claim?
The Davis-Bacon Act, established during the Great Depression, serves as a foundational piece of legislation ensuring that workers on federally funded construction projects receive fair wages. It mandates that contractors and subcontractors pay their laborers and mechanics employed under the contract no less than the...
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