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SB361 - Elimination of the state Prevailing Wage

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August 10, 2015

Bill Number:  Senate Bill 361

Description: Legislation to repeal the state Prevailing Wage for public construction projects, opening the door for out-of-state contractors to bring outside and illegal workers into West Virginia at taxpayer expense.

Date:  Feb 15, 2015

Voting Body: 34-member Senate

The Vote:  A motion to reject the bill, which at that point was a total repeal of the state Prevailing Wage a “No ” vote is Anti-Worker a “Yes ” vote is Pro-Worker.

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