Posted by Spook on February 17, 2013 at 18:57:56 from (99.29.145.250):
In Reply to: Re: unemployment posted by rrlund on February 17, 2013 at 13:19:07:
The big reason is that they don't have to pay the 1/2 SS they would have to for employees. The construction industry has gone to a system where they have few employees. Even the the kid sweeping the floor is a "contractor". Really they ought to make this illegal - or really enforce the existing laws. One of my neighbors was building 40 or 50 houses per year. His only employees were his wife and son. And I don't think they wre really working - he just wanted his kin to get bennies. He told me that even his subs didn't have employees, everybody was a "independent contractor". Then he didn't have to carry insurance on them, either. No unemployment insrance to worry about.
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