; (3) are available for the duration of the pilot program; (4) provide a wage of not less than the greater of— (A) the hourly wage provided for under the provisions of S. 1242 (115th Congress), as introduced; (B) the prevailing wage in the area involved for a similar job as required by chapter 67 of title 41, United States Code, and other related laws; or (C) the applicable wage under an applicable collective bargaining agreement as provided for under subparagraph (B); (5) provide for coverage of the worker under a health insurance program that is comparable to that offered to Federal employees under the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program; and (6) provide, at a minimum— (A) paid family leave consistent with the provisions of S. 337 (111th Congress), as introduced, and applicable State law; and (B) paid sick leave consistent with the provision of S. 1152 (115th Congress), as introduced, and applicable State law. 6. Applications (a) State applications To receive an allocation under this Act a State shall submit to the Secretary of Labor, a plan at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require, which shall include a description of how the State will use the allocation— (1) to use funds to carry out the program in areas in the State proportionate to the rates of joblessness, underemployment, and poverty in such areas, as determined by the Secretary