SCHOOL BOARD EXEMPT FROM PREVAILING WAGE LAW BUT IMPOSES IT ANYWAY
publication date: Jul 18, 2010
While a prevailing wage law expressly exempted school construction contracts, it did not prohibit school boards from electing to include wage clauses in their specifications. The impact on price did not result in a violation of the competitive bidding statutes.
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