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Authorized City depositories must submit an annual certification of compliance with the Slavery Era Business/Corporate Insurance Disclosure. This is a requirement of Philadelphia Code §17-104(2). Depositories submit their disclosures to the City Treasurer's Office.
§ 17-107. Contractors: Labor-Management Relationships. 42 (c) Competent and First Class Workmen and Mechanics. Only those workmen and mechanics who are duly skilled in their respective fields and who receive no less than the prevailing wages and are given no less than prevailing working conditions.
CHAPTER 17-400. PAYMENT OR REIMBURSEMENT OF EMPLOYEE EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF EXCLUSIONARY PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS.
The Philadelphia Code is the publication of laws (ordinances) passed by the Philadelphia City Council. It is organized by topic. Navigate the Philadelphia Code by using the menu on the left. The Philadelphia Code is published online by American Legal Publishing Corporation.
Chapter 17-1600 of The Philadelphia Code requires the development and implementation of "Economic Opportunity Plan(s)" for certain classes of contracts and covered projects as defined in Section 17-1601.
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