The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, in an effort to improve working conditions for construction workers, has entered into contracts that fall significantly below the government’s recommended labor cost guidelines, among other measures,Construction Industry ActAccepts reports of conduct that violates [...].
We have launched a new online service.
We are seeking a wide range of information regarding non-compliant contractors for the national “ConstructionG-Men"The aim is to use the findings of the survey to guide improvement efforts."
The person who reported it,Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and TourismOn the websiteDedicated FormEnter the name of the business suspected of a violation and the details of the violation on your smartphone or computer, then submit the information.
You can also select from the listed examples of violations, such as “My labor costs were unilaterally reduced.”
You can also provide information anonymously. This primarily applies to project owners, contractors, attorneys,Administrative ScrivenerWe anticipate receiving information from [source].
P.S. If I were to report this, there's a chance the general contractor would find out and I'd get fired, right?
I actually think it sounds like a pretty scary system.
I wonder what the reality is...
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