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RI S3049
Bill
Status
3/5/2026
Primary Sponsor
Andrew Dimitri
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AI Summary
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Replaces the 30-day deadline for scheduling wage complaint hearings with a "reasonable and timely manner" standard, capped at 180 days after service of a formal complaint
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Extends the deadline for hearing officers to issue determinations from 30 days to 180 days after the close of hearings in general wage enforcement cases
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Removes specific timeline requirements for prevailing wage enforcement hearings, including the 5-day minimum notice period and 10-day hearing scheduling requirement
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Eliminates the 10-day deadline for entering orders after prevailing wage hearings, replacing it with an unspecified timeframe
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Takes effect upon passage and applies to enforcement actions under the Payment of Wages chapter and the Labor and Payment of Debts by Contractors chapter
Legislative Description
Eliminates prescribed timelines for hearing and determination in certain enforcement actions before the department labor and training to align with reasonable practice.
Labor And Labor Relations
Last Action
Introduced, referred to Senate Labor and Gaming
3/5/2026