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Construction glossary

What is WH-347?

WH-347 is a form utilized in the construction industry by contractors and subcontractors engaged in federal or federally-assisted construction contracts. This certified payroll form, issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, requires contractors to report detailed wage information for employees including hours worked, job classification, rates of pay, and deductions. The purpose of the WH-347 form is to ensure contractors are compliant with the Fair Labor Standards Act regulations. Witnessed and attested to by an assigned company official, this form plays a crucial role in the transparent and fair operation of the construction industry, ensuring that workers are compensated according to stipulated guidelines and in line with labor law regulations.

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What is a Risk-Shifting Mechanism?

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Cash Flow Projection

What is a Cash Flow Projection?

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