is workmans comp mandatory for all workers. if a worker works under 40hrs, by law does the employee have to supply workmans comp
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Read More Answered By: Thomas Shigo |
In general, an Employer is obligated to provide workers' compensation insurance covering its employees for work related injuries if the employer has 3 or more employees. It does not matter if the employees are fill or part time, only the total number of employees. |
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