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Can an employer terminate a worker for filing a complaint?

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Can an employer terminate a worker for filing a complaint?

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No, the law specifically states that a contractor or subcontractor must not discharge or otherwise retaliate against an employee for asserting any right under the law or for filing a complaint of a violation. In the event that a contractor discharges or otherwise retaliates against an employee for asserting any rights under the law or for filing a complaint of a violation, the aggrieved employee may file a complaint by completing the Prevailing Wage Complaint Form.

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