Does the Living Wage apply to all types of State services contracts?
No. The Living Wage Law applies to State services contracts and subcontracts for services under Title 21 awarded on or after October 1, 2007. The procurement regulations define a contract for “services” as one for “the rendering of time, effort, or work rather than the furnishing of a specific physical product other than reports incidental to the required performance.” The term “service contract” includes maintenance services, information technology services, but does not include construction, construction-related services, architectural and engineering services, energy performance contracts, supplies (including commodities and printing), real property, or the purchase of goods.
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- Are workers who provide services under contracts with governmental entities (state agencies, institutions of higher education, local governments, federal agencies) included?
- Does the Living Wage apply to all types of State services contracts?
- What State service contracts are exempt from the Living Wage Law?
