If you, as your own employer, took out a Workers' Compensation policy for yourself and it's in force, yes. Otherwise, no, because you don't have a policy to make a claim on. See the linked article below. It's important for self employed people to take care of themselves with Workers' Comp - it has lifetime medical benefits for covered injuries, and that could be really important if you are no longer able to work and pay for your own health insurance. It also has lost wages benefits and more. Plus, if you have any subcontractors or employees, you remain liable to them even if you don't have a Workers' Comp policy to pay their claims - meaning their claims will come out of your pocket.
They employed 142,682 workers and generated $19.3 billion in shipments in 2000.
Farming
skilled workers employed by masters
They are government employed workers.
2%
83%
In the US in 1873, the railroad industry employed the most workers. Approximately two million Americans worked for a railroad.
Between 1980 and 1990, the total number of workers employed in the industry declined nearly 30 percent, from over 26,000 to about 18,500.
About 15,000 statewide.
They are considered discouraged workers.
There are two forms of the word : EMPLOYEE (noun) - one who is employed EMPLOY (verb) - to use, or to have employed workers
Industry-wide employment totaled 37,749 workers.