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<abstract>Recipients of federal government contracts for services are
subject to wage, hour, benefits, and safety and health standards 
under the McNamara-O&apos;Hara Service Contract Act (SCA) of 1965, as 
amended, which specifies wage rates and other labor standards for
employees of contractors. SCA requires the Department of Labor	 
(DOL) to set locally prevailing wage rates and other labor	 
standards for employees of contractors furnishing services to the
federal government. DOL&apos;s Employment Standards Administration&apos;s  
Wage and Hour Division (WHD) administers the SCA and each year	 
determines prevailing wage and fringe benefit rates for over 300 
standard service occupations in 205 metropolitan areas. SCA also 
authorizes DOL to enforce contractor compliance with SCA	 
provisions. This report describes how DOL (1) establishes locally
prevailing wages and fringe benefits and (2) enforces SCA.</abstract>
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