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B-146842, Mar 4, 1988, 88-1 CPD ***, Office of General Counsel
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B-146842: Mar 4, 1988

We believe one of the provisions of this bill was intended to transfer to the Secretary of Labor the Comptroller General's ministerial function of making payments to underpaid employees under the Act. The language to accomplish this was included in the bill as reported to your Committee by the House Subcommittee on Labor Standards on June 24. It appears that a clerical error was made switching the...

Need for Improved Administration of the Davis-Bacon Act Noted Over a Decade of General Accounting Office Reviews
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B-146842: Published: Jul 14, 1971. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 1971.

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Construction Costs for Certain Federally Financed Housing Projects Increased Due to Inappropriate Minimum Wage Rate Determinations
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B-146842: Published: Aug 12, 1970. Publicly Released: Aug 12, 1970.

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[Comments on Apparent Clerical Error in H.R. 2216]
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B-146842: Published: Mar 4, 1988. Publicly Released: Mar 4, 1988.

GAO commented on an apparent clerical error in H.R. 2216, a bill to amend the Davis-Bacon Act. GAO noted that: (1) one of the provisions was intended to transfer to the Secretary of Labor the Comptroller General's ministerial function of making payments to underpaid employees under the act; and (2) the erroneous language would transfer the function back to the Comptroller General. GAO suggested la...

[Comments on Apparent Clerical Error in H.R. 2216]
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B-146842: Published: Mar 4, 1988. Publicly Released: Mar 4, 1988.

GAO commented on an apparent clerical error in H.R. 2216, a bill to amend the Davis-Bacon Act. GAO noted that: (1) one of the provisions was intended to transfer to the Secretary of Labor the Comptroller General's ministerial function of making payments to underpaid employees under the act; and (2) the erroneous language would transfer the function back to the Comptroller General. GAO suggested la...