The construction industry relies on skilled tradesmen who specialize in different jobs like plumbing, electrical or drywall installation. As a contractor, you may hire dozens of tradesmen for a project. Assess a tradesman's skill, experience and qual...
The next time your small business needs a virtual assistant, a copywriter or someone to remodel your office space, consider hiring an independent contractor. Almost one-third of Americans consider themselves to be independent contractors, and they st...
Installing ducts and showers in homes around the area, building additions to people's homes, putting new toilets in, you're probably not going to need a contractor's bond. But, when you get those big-time jobs, the ones that make or break the busines...
Working as an independent contractor rather than an employee is attractive for many reasons. There are a variety of benefits, but be aware of the risks, too.
Benefits of Working as an Independent Contractor
Work for yourself.
As an independe...
One of the biggest challenges that a contractor faces on a job site involves the status of independent contractors. Understanding the difference between an "employee" and an "independent contractor" can help you to avoid becoming the legal employer...