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DE SB63
Bill
AI Summary
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General contractors are held responsible for their subcontractors' violations of Delaware's labor laws and are jointly and severally liable for subcontractors' penalties and restitution
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Employers found to violate the labor chapter more than twice within a 2-year period may be subject to debarment from public contracts
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Debarment applies to any successor corporation or business entity that shares principals or officers with the debarred employer and engages in the same trade or activity
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The Department of Labor must file debarment lists with multiple state agencies including the Office of Management and Budget, Division of Revenue, and Office of the Attorney General
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Contractors may have their registration denied, suspended, or revoked for using unregistered subcontractors on any contract (previously limited to public works contracts)
Legislative Description
An Act To Amend Title 19 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Labor.
Last Action
Enacted into Law
1/28/2026