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Insurance Agents are professionals who must be licensed by their State Department of Insurance in order to conduct business. Licensing programs vary by state. Within each state, the requirements will vary depending on what type of insurance the agent is interested in working in. For instance, agents who sell only home and car insurance do not have to take the same licensing exams as those who only sell life and health insurance.

Most states require that licensed agents take continuing education courses. These courses usually have to be completed once every two years.

Receiving WC benefits provides zero protection against being laid off or even being fired for misconduct or poor performance. The only protection is against being fired or harmed for claiming WC.

Getting Employment Insurance is easy if you Qualify, most people who have worked full time for 4 months at least, You will be eligible for Employment Insurance. If you have over 910 hours you will get a full claim. The most you can get a week with Employment insurance is $423/week. You can apply at your local employment insurance office or online. Employment Insurance has a number of progams to help you get back to work check out how you cna go back to school and come out debt free. Let me show you how. http://www.myei.ca/

Short Answer, No. However I was just refused a sales job after a good interview after the hiring District manager found out about prior civil jugements with a credit card company that had been legally resloved.

That is a decision made by your employer. If you are receiving benefit payments from Comp, the only deductions permitted by law are court ordered payments such as Child Support. If you have a co-pay or a benefit you want to keep, you should either make your premium payment to the company or authorize the Work Comp Carrier to deduct it from your check. Check with your HR department and find out how long you will have until they cease your benefits.

Federal and state government jobs usually offer health insurance.

The number of employees you can have before you have to provide worker's compensation varies from state to state. In the state of Georgia, if you have three or more people that are employed on a regular basis, you must provide worker's compensation.

On workers comp, I believe they have to return you to your original job. If you were out on a non-worker's comp illness, they wouldn't. If you missed time from work and/or had serious medical bills, most US employers will bend over backwards to accommodate you. If you take extra time that's not medically required under workers comp, they don't have to hold the same job for you.

The answer above is wrong. If a worker returns from FMLA leave, even if it was not for a work injury, he/she MUST be returned to the former job, even if the employer must fire a replacement to create the vacancy.

That IS NOT true under state WC. If the employer eliminated your job while you were gone, you return to no job. The employer cannot fire you BECAUSE of a WC claim, but can eliminate jobs as necessary to employer survival.

Checking with the national insurance companies local offices and applying with them is a start. It is also a good idea to apply with a large local independent insurance brokerage company.

It depends on your state, the nature of your contract - and please put it in writing and have it signed, dated and witnessed if you want it to mean anything - and other factors. Are you employing him (then yes, please do!), or is he leasing your truck (then no, why would you)? If he's an independent contractor and you arrange his jobs, an alternative in most states is Occupational Accident paired with Contingent Liability. These are often cheaper and while they aren't the same as Comp, they *can* be better customized to meet your mutual needs. If he's self employed and you only lease the vehicle to him, he may only want to carry Occupational Accident (nicknamed "Occ Acc.") An independent agent can help him obtain this coverage. Check with your agent to see whether you have the proper coverage for your truck - it's not the same as lending a personal auto to someone. The rules are different.

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K-12 is a company that offers home learning services for children who do not wish to attend a traditional public school environment. Learning occurs online with interaction from teachers virtually.

I have been lightly researching this question for several years and am about to give it much more attention. The "exclusive remedy" laws were formulated in the early 20th century, and are antiquated by any standards. I have not found a state yet that does not have an "exclusive remedy" clause in their labor code. In other words, I believe all 50 states have this "escape from liability" for employers who carry workers compensation. However, not all states require employers to carry workers compensation. In these states the employers are able to "escape liability" if indeed they do carry workers compensation.

yes why not?

Its depend on my ability & capablity

Edit: to complete the answer above, many insurance companies depend on insurance agents and brokers to make customers aware of different policy details, etc. Some companies have captive agents who are not allowed to sell other companies' insurance products, but most of them work with contracted insurance brokers which can sell insuranceproducts from different competing companies. This benefits the client ultimately since each insurance company has to show not only the potential clients but alsothe brokers why their product is better.

Let's face it, in today's "Sue happy climate" you can be sued for anything and lose. Yes to your question, however, you personally would not be responsible as the claims would be paid out of your homeowners liability coverage which does not count against you (altho you would be responsible for any shortfall). Would not it be prudent tho to hire a contractor that is properly insured and licensed? Regarding your home insurance, you should have no less than $500,000 liability coverage. I am hiring a contractor to re-shingle my home and he does not have workman's compensation for his employees. If an employee is injured on the property will I as the homeowner be responsible financially for the medical expenses and pain and suffering? Based on my understanding the California case, if the contractor is unlicensed. you can be liable. http://www.constructionweblinks.com/Resources/Industry_Reports__Newsletters/20080218/cali.html

That depends on what insurance you have. In most states the workers comp plan would pay for the injury. If you have disability and can not work it will pay based on the policy provisions. Other than that, nothing.

You don't. You simply hire a reputable contractor who provides the insurance necessary for his or her line of work. Never hire a contractor who can not show you that he is properly insured for the job being offered.

It is the contractors responsibility ( not the customer ) to provide coverage necessary to cover his workers as well as any accidental damage to your property.

If your contractor give you any flak or hesitancy at all when asked about his insurance, you need to find another contractor.

Dear Sir/mam,

I am Pandiyan Subramani EMP # 973999. as a Power Generation Foreman.I have worked as a Power Generation Foreman in dyncorp, at shinand, Afghanistan . I have 10 months experience in that place.

Unfortunately my family situation I am not able to continue my job in Afghan.

So I was resigned my job and come back to INDIA on sep 03,2011.

Now I solved all my family problems.

So I would like to rejoin your company,

Please kindly help me to give one more chance, I will show my talent.

I am hard worker, I do sincere work, now I am very suffer,

Once more I am requesting you to please reconsider my job and help my kids

Worker's compensation insurance varies depending on each state. It helps to consult a lawyer if you are having and problems with worker's compensation. As long as a doctor has said you cannot return to work becasue of a work related injury, worker's compenstation insurance should be in effect.

Most degrees of this type are in tandem with a field of study in preparation for a teaching career. For example, a Bachelor's Degree in Social Science with teacher certification (to teach Social Studies), or a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. These degrees prepare people to enter the teaching field. Other possibilities are: Get your masters in a special area qualifying you to teach reading as a specialist, special ed., administration. Keep taking classes and possibly teach college. Many affluent parents look for a nanny to care for just their children and often require a masters degree. You could work for text book companies. Teaching skills are very transferable into many businesses. Training is always needed for just about everything and who better to do this than a teacher.

You need to check with your state on that one. Start with your local DOL office and see what they say about it. The DOL (Department of Labor) Office is one who write the rules in each state which governs full time and part time as well as workmans comp. Myself I was on workmans comp for 1 hour 2x a week for a month and my boss didnt say a word. Then again I was only leaving 30 minutes early each day.

The average workman's compensation for back fusion surgery in Illinois varies with the severity and number of vertebrae fused. If several vertebrae are fused, the amount could reach as much as $400 thousand.

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