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HB2992026 Regular Session

Fraud Prevention, Prevailing Wage, and Living Wage - Prohibitions, Penalties, and Enforcement

Prohibiting a person from knowingly making or using, or causing to be made or used, a false record or statement resulting in underpayments of unemployment insurance contributions or payment of unemployment insurance benefits of more than $15,000 in a calendar year; altering the enforcement mechanisms related to workplace fraud laws, living wage laws, and prevailing wage laws, including authorizing the Attorney General to investigate and bring suit in a certain manner; etc.

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Signed into law

Last action: Second Reading Passed with Amendments · Apr 13, 2026

Documents

Amendment — Senate (Apr 13, 2026)Open ↗
Engrossed (Apr 3, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 3, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 3, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 3, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 3, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 3, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 2, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Apr 2, 2026)Open ↗
Introduced (Jan 14, 2026)Open ↗
More documents (2)vote images · fiscal notes
Vote Image — Vote - House - Committee - Government, Labor, and ElectionsOpen ↗
Vote Image — Vote - Senate - Committee - FinanceOpen ↗

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