Norland v. Worth County Compensation Board

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• noting determination of a prevailing wage is not an exact science, and there was no statutory constraint on the type of evidence the board could consider
• noting determination of a prevailing wage is not an exact science, and there was no statutory constraint on the type of evidence the board could consider
• “An illegality is established if a board has not acted in accordance with a statute, if its decision was not supported by substantial evidence, or if its actions were unreasonable, arbitrary, or capricious.” (Citations omitted.)
• “An illegality is established if a board has not acted in accordance with a statute, if its decision was not supported by substantial evidence, or if its actions were unreasonable, arbitrary, or capricious.” (Citations omitted.)
• “An illegality is established if a board has not acted in accordance with a statute, if its decision was not supported by substantial evidence, or if its actions were unreasonable, arbitrary, or capricious.” (Citations omitted.)

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