Michigan § 408.1111 Failure to comply; liability; civil action; damages.

Michigan Statutes

§ 408.1111 — Failure to comply; liability; civil action; damages.

Michigan § 408.1111

Ch. 408LABOR

Act 10 of 2023PREVAILING WAGES ON STATE PROJECTS (408.1101-408.1126)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 408.1111 (2026).

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PREVAILING WAGES ON STATE PROJECTS (EXCERPT) Act 10 of 2023 408.1111 Failure to comply; liability; civil action; damages. Sec.

11.If a contracting agent does not include in the contract documents or bidding forms the requirement to pay prevailing wages and fringe benefits as required under section 2 or the schedule of prevailing wages and fringe benefits as required under section 3, the contracting agent, in addition to injunctive relief, is liable for any loss of wages and fringe benefits suffered by construction mechanics on the project as a result of the contracting agents' violation. An aggrieved construction mechanic, in addition to any other remedies provided in this act or in law, may bring a civil action in a court of competent jurisdiction against a contracting agent for the viol

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PREVAILING WAGES ON STATE PROJECTS (EXCERPT) Act 10 of 2023 408.1111 Failure to comply; liability; civil action; damages. Sec. 11. If a contracting agent does not include in the contract documents or bidding forms the requirement to pay prevailing wages and fringe benefits as required under section 2 or the schedule of prevailing wages and fringe benefits as required under section 3, the contracting agent, in addition to injunctive relief, is liable for any loss of wages and fringe benefits suffered by construction mechanics on the project as a result of the contracting agents' violation. An aggrieved construction mechanic, in addition to any other remedies provided in this act or in law, may bring a civil action in a court of competent jurisdiction against a contracting agent for the violation and may recover actual damages, interest assessed up to 10% per annum, costs, and attorney fees at trial and on appeal.