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Resources for New Hampshire prevailing wage contractors
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON STATE PREVAILING WAGE
Whether you are just starting out as a prevailing wage contractor or just looking to keep yourself updated, we have compiled these resources about state prevailing wage. Here are the most common questions of prevailing wage contractors and workers to help expand your knowledge!
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To help you understand the prevailing wage in New Hampshire, here are some frequently asked questions and answer for you. For help with fully compliant fringe benefit plans in New Hampshire please get in-touch via email or give us a call today!
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Where can the most recent New Hampshire prevailing wage rates be found?
The most recent prevailing wage rates in New Hampshire can be seen at the Wage Determinations Onlinewebsite. To ensure that you are using the most accurate rates for your prevailing wage of Labor, also check your bid specifications and compare it with the official prevailing wage rates.
What are the required documents for New Hampshire prevailing wage jobs?
What are the rules governing the apprenticeship process in New Hampshire?
How does requesting special prevailing wage determinations work in the state of New Hampshire?
Special prevailing wage determinations in New Hampshire should be requested by the contracting agency or officer from the Wage and Hour division at the Department of Labor. The contracting agency must acquire a copy of the Request for Determination and Response to Request form (SF-308) and send it to the Wage and Hour division located at Washington D.C.
Prevailing wage contractors waiting for special determinations must pay no less than the benefits and wage rates listed on the general prevailing wage decision under the Davis-Bacon Act for the most similar specialized trade.
Are there any scheduled increases that might affect my New Hampshire public works project?
What is the method for determining prevailing wage rates under Davis-Bacon Act in New Hampshire?
The Department of Labor decides the prevailing wage determinations in the state of New Hampshire. They determine the wage rates by basing it on the hourly rate paid to workers on public works projects for a specific trade within a particular territory. These wage determinations can be found within your New Hampshire bid documents or the Wage Determinations Online website.
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All prevailing wage contractors must ensure that they follow the rules and regulations under the Davis-Bacon Act. The contracting agency, as well as the Department of Labor, will keep a close eye on contractors by auditing and hiring on-site inspectors.
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