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 | A comprehensive report about the economic impact of prevailing wage in Minnesota |  | |
| Attempts to repeal the Missouri prevailing wage law are based on the assumption that taxpayers will save money. (Exec Summary) | The study, released in January 2004, is the most recent and is consistent with other research conducted at universities in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Utah, California and several other large public Universities. | |
| Attempts to repeal the Missouri prevailing wage law are based on the assumption that taxpayers will save money. (Full Report) | The study, released in January 2004, is the most recent and is consistent with other research conducted at universities in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Utah, California and several other large public Universities. | |
| Construction sites requiring the payment of prevailing wages have requirements that employers must follow. | Attention to details are important, especially for newer business agents. This is a quick reference to the requirements under national and many state prevailing wage laws. | |
| Health Insurance Hours | Construction sites requiring the payment of prevailing wages have requirements that employers must follow. Attention to details are important, especially for newer business agents. For a quick reference to the requirements under national and many state prevailing wage laws click on the link below. | |
| The Adverse Economic Impact from the Repeal of the Prevailing Wage Law in Missouri | | |
 | The University of Missouri has done the latest university based research on the topic of Prevailing Wage | This is a Power Point presentation which essentially summarizes the full and executive summaries which were posted on the state building site in May, 2004 | |