Obras PúblicasPregunta 1602 de 1605
When calculating whether it has met the prevailing wage obligation, a contractor may generally credit:
a.Employer payments for bona fide fringe benefits (health, pension, vacation, training) toward the total prevailing wage obligation
b.The contractor's overhead
c.Meals provided to workers
d.Only cash paid, never benefits
Explicación
Labor Code §1773.1 lets employers count qualifying fringe benefit contributions (health/welfare, pension, vacation/holiday, apprenticeship training) toward the total prevailing wage obligation. The worker must still receive at least the required total of cash wage plus creditable benefits.
Referencia Legal: Labor Code §1773.1Practica las 1605 preguntas gratis — sin registro.
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