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So I head down to Millersville Boro and ask for a permit ap for a service change 200a 120/240v resi. I begin to fill in all the spaces and then it asks about workers comp.(which as a s corp with no employee's I'm not required to have) Since I don't have workmans comp. I must have my signature notarized, that says I don't have workmans comp. So I'm having a problem with this little requirement, because I must now find a notary, go to said notary pay for the service and drive back to the Boro and submit my paperwork. Then I must return and pick it up. So I will 3hrs into the project before I start. If I had workmans comp. No worries just sign here put the policy # and off you go. Am I wrong to feel slighted here?
Ob Ob, went through the same deal here in VT
In fact i spent an entire afternoon on the phone to my insurance rep & the state office of WC creating something of a tirade
at present, i have to have WC, as a type S corp, even if i'm all alone by myself
AND , i can sign off on executive officers, meaning i have a policy allowing me to work, bid, etc, yet covering no one in an incident
follow me so far?
a brief synopsis would be the state basically bowing down to the insurance nazi's, especially blue state's looking to grease the HC machine
this comes straight from a state rep btw, most small contractors don;t have HC insurance, assumably ending up costing jobs $$$$ if they get hurt,(or limp to work claimig so)
juxtapose this with the insurance cabal loosing on their S&P's of late, and you've a recipe for legislative teeth looking for our contractual hides
like i say all the time when these issue arise (because they are a contractors concern) FOLLOW THE $$$$
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