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No, if you quit your job, you are no longer eligible for unemployment insurance benefits.
If you have a substantial project with several different independent contractors or subcontractors, it pays to hire a qualified general contractor to oversee your project. They are experienced at organizing and scheduling work, negotiating terms, and getting you the best value for your money. A common refrain among homeowners who have acted as their own general contractor is often, "If I´d known how much work it was, I would have hired a general contractor to do it for me." A general contractor knows where the trouble spots are and can head them off before they derail the project. Your general contractor (GC) is the key to bringing a high quality job in on time for the budgeted amount. To make sure your contractor is going to perform for you, the following points can help qualify his expertise.
Leave the purchasing of all of the equipment for the service to the electrical contractor. What happens if the home owner supplies the parts and does not get all of the correct parts for the job, the contractor will have to wait until you get the right parts, the contractor will still be charging you his rate even while he waits for your parts to arrive at the job site. His money is mainly made on the labour of the job and not the materials that go into the project. If you fine a good price on electrical equipment either ask him to buy it or at least run the subject by him. He knows what he needs and frankly you will just be adding to his job load. If he won't listen look for another contractor. The electrical contractor will take out the proper permits and call for proper inspections. By taking this route it will leave you confident that if any mishaps happen to the installation down the road your insurance company will be behind you 100%.
It means you are absolutely screwd! So get off your lazy butt and get a job
by getting up off your chair and getting a job
The contractor can not damage any property. However, you should pay your contractor, he can sue you for non payment.
The contractor may not charge the time off to the government contract
no , dont rip off the rest of the tax payers
no . my boyfriend makes no money and sponges off me, hes a shaper.
Different reasons. Sometimes, it is stress. Other times the employee does not get along with the supervisors. Sometimes, a person finds a better job somewhere else.
Possibly. When a check is cut by an insurer, typically the mortgage company and the insured are on the check but not necessarily the contractor. If all three are already on it is likely very hard to have the insurer re-issue the check to take the contractors name off.
I would recommend hiring a contractor to get a timber decking plan. They have the most experience and are worth the extra money to take the stress of building a deck off your hands.