The Role of a Third-Party Labor Compliance Officer and Why You Might Need One
A third-party labor compliance officer can help contractors and subcontractors stay compliant with Davis-Bacon and prevailing wage laws, preventing costly errors and delays. Here’s why you might need one.
Understanding Wage Determinations: How to Read and Apply Them Correctly
Wage determinations are the backbone of Davis-Bacon compliance. Learn what they mean, how to read them, and how to apply them correctly on federal construction projects.
Fall Construction Season: Key Davis-Bacon Compliance Tips for Contractors
Fall is a busy season for federally funded construction projects. Learn how contractors can avoid costly Davis-Bacon compliance mistakes and stay audit-ready before winter slows projects down.
How to Manage Subcontractors While Staying Compliant with Public Works Laws
Discover proven strategies to manage subcontractors while ensuring compliance with Davis-Bacon and prevailing wage laws on public works projects.
The Future of Labor Compliance: Tech, AI, and Automation
Automation and AI are reshaping labor compliance. Learn how tech is simplifying certified payroll, reducing errors, and helping contractors stay ahead of federal rules.
2025 Davis-Bacon Act Updates: Certified Payroll, Prevailing Wages & More
Understand the 2025 Davis-Bacon Act updates in simple terms. Learn about certified payroll, prevailing wage changes, fringe benefits, and compliance tips for contractors.
What Is the Davis-Bacon Act? Understanding Prevailing Wage Law
The Davis-Bacon Act ensures that workers on federally funded construction projects are paid fair, locally prevailing wages. In this post, we break down what the law requires, who it protects, and how it shapes wage compliance across the industry.