Service Contract Act Claim

Government Contract Labor Standards Claim - A Government Contract Labor Standards Claim (in the U.S., a Service Contract Act claim) is a legal assertion that an employer has failed to pay prevailing wages and benefits to employees working on federal service contracts. In the U.S., those are required by the McNamara-O'Hara Service Contract Act. Such claims typically seek compensation for underpaid wages and benefits, as well as enforcement of labor standards.

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Government Contract Labor Standards Claim

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Service Contract Act Claim

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A Government Contract Labor Standards Claim (in the U.S., a Service Contract Act claim) is a legal assertion that an employer has failed to pay prevailing wages and benefits to employees working on federal service contracts. In the U.S., those are required by the McNamara-O'Hara Service Contract Act. Such claims typically seek compensation for underpaid wages and benefits, as well as enforcement of labor standards.

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