If the Labor Commissioner issues a Civil Wage and Penalty Assessment for prevailing wage violations, the contractor generally may:

a.Appeal to the Contractors State License Board within thirty days
b.Request a hearing within 60 days to contest the assessment
c.File suit in superior court within 60 days of the assessment
d.Pay under protest and sue the awarding body for a refund

Giải thích

Labor Code §1742(a) gives a contractor served with a civil wage and penalty assessment 60 days to file a written request for review, which is heard inside the DIR before any court sees it. The CSLB has no jurisdiction over a prevailing wage assessment. Going straight to superior court fails because the administrative remedy must be exhausted first; §1742(c) provides for review of the hearing decision by writ. Paying under protest and suing the awarding body targets the wrong party, since the assessment is the Labor Commissioner's.

Trích dẫn luật: Labor Code §1742(a)

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