Your ability to use subcontractors as a primary labor source for your installed sales operations might be a thing of the past if legislation already approved by several states becomes the national standard. These laws would all but eliminate the independent contractor from our landscape. Minnesota's law is by far the most stringent of those reviewed, with fines of up to $5,000 for both the sub and the hiring contractor--that's you--if found to be in violation. More
Your ability to use subcontractors as a primary labor source for your installed sales operations might be a thing of the past if legislation already approved by several states becomes the national standard, Mike Butts. A wave of new state laws are requiring, at the least, that dealers pay even closer attention to how they employ subs. More
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