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	<author_name>Sheet Metal Workers  Saenz-Grant</author_name>
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	<title>Close the Prevailing Wage Loophole for Offsite Construction </title>
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	<description>We have a critical opportunity to defend our work, our wages, and our labor standards. Right now, a loophole in Massachusetts law allows contractors to dodge prevailing wage laws by moving construction work offsite. It’s a backdoor attack on our wages and benefits and hurts us all. The offsite fabrication bill H.2162/S.1318 will close that loophole. It ensures all publicly funded construction work—on-site or off—pays prevailing wage. No exceptions. But this bill won’t pass unless we take action. Please take one minute to tell your elected official to support H.2162/S.1318. If passed, this legislation will: Protect family-sustaining jobs and prevent wage theft Keep taxpayer dollars circulating in our local communities Promote fair pay and high-quality construction work Help keep projects on time and on budget. Work that’s been moved offsite is still our work. Offsite construction is still construction. The location shouldn&#x27;t dictate whether workers earn sustainable wages or not. This is about protecting good jobs, strong communities, and the future of our trades. Let’s get it done</description>
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