Connecticut and New York are taking a stand against "stay or pay" agreements, which have been a contentious issue in the construction industry. These agreements, often used by contractors to force workers to choose between accepting a reduced payment or leaving the project, have been criticized for unfairly penalizing employees. In response, lawmakers in both states are moving to ban or restrict the use of these agreements, citing concerns about worker exploitation and labor rights. As the construction sector continues to face economic uncertainty, the debate over stay or pay agreements is likely to have significant implications for workers, contractors, and the broader economy.
Connecticut, New York Tighten Screws on ‘Stay or Pay’ Agreements CBIA
