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Is Workers Comp Recommended

Mark Herzka
  • Monsey, NY
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Hi, I'm currently switching payroll companies and I wanted to know the pros and cons of workers comp. Until Now we've been paying a little over $100 a month for it. Is this a worthwhile investment? Please share any info that might be helpful. ThanksWrite your post

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Sid Leibowitz
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Sid Leibowitz
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Laws may differ nationally, In New York you do not have to deal with workers comp if you are not the employer, hire a contractor ( vendor) as long as he has insurance, You have to have a copy of his insurance policy to see what is covered if he has employees then his worker comp would cover . If you employ workers of any type yourself , even in the office you must have workers comp. Its the law in NYS.

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