Muskegon Building & Construction Trades v. Muskegon Area Intermediate School District

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• narrowly construing Michigan’s prevailing wage law, containing language virtually identical to Minnesota’s PWA, because it contained penal provisions
• narrowly construing Michigan's prevailing wage law, containing language virtually identical to Minnesota's PWA, because it contained penal provisions
• in which it went unquestioned that the plaintiff trade union was in the class of persons intended to be benefited by the prevailing wage act. MCL 408.551 et seq.; MSA 17.256[1] et seq.
• in which it went unquestioned that the plaintiff trade union was in the class of persons intended to be benefited by the prevailing wage act. MCL 408.551 et seq. ; MSA 17.256[1] et seq.
• Michigan’s prevailing wage act contains penal provisions and consequently must be strictly construed

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