Construction workers could soon gain an additional layer of protection in San Jose, as city leaders supported new rules to limit wage theft violators from completing development projects.
The San Jose City Council unanimously approved a “responsible construction ordinance” plan Tuesday that prevents builders from receiving a certificate of occupancy from the city for projects if there are any unpaid wage theft judgments against them or their subcontractors. The city manager will return to council at a later date for a final vote of approval on the plan.
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