Public WorksQuestion 591 of 1605
Under Labor Code §1771.4, when a contractor is awarded a public works project subject to DIR compliance monitoring, the contractor must post job-site notices regarding:
a.Only OSHA safety posters
b.Only the contractor's CSLB license number
c.Prevailing wage and worker rights information required by DIR, including job-site posting requirements
d.Nothing — posting is no longer required since the law was repealed
Explanation
Labor Code §1771.4 requires contractors on DIR-monitored public works to post job-site notices about prevailing wage rates and workers' rights as specified by the DIR, in addition to the certified payroll and registration requirements.
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