Public WorksQuestion 588 of 690
Under current Labor Code §1776 procedures, how must contractors on most California public works projects submit their certified payroll records to the Labor Commissioner?
a.By certified U.S. mail only
b.By hand-delivered paper copies to the awarding agency
c.By fax to the local labor office
d.Electronically through DIR's online eCPR (electronic certified payroll reporting) system
Explanation
Labor Code §1776 and DIR regulations require contractors on public works projects monitored by the DIR to submit certified payroll records electronically through the DIR's eCPR system, generally at least monthly while work is being performed.
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