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Michigan Laws > Chapter 408 > Act 166 of 1965 - Prevailing Wages On State Projects
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§ 408.551
Definitions
§ 408.552
Contracts for state projects; minimum wage provisions, exceptions
§ 408.553
Prevailing wage and fringe benefit rates; schedule as part of specifications and bid form
§ 408.554
Prevailing wages and fringe benefit rates; establishment; public hearings
§ 408.555
Prevailing wage and fringe benefit rates; posting by contractors
§ 408.556
Prevailing wages and fringe benefits; failure to pay, termination of contract; contractor's liability and sureties
§ 408.557
Violation of act; penalty
§ 408.558
Inapplicability of act
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