What if my employer doesn’t carry comp??

Question: I have recently gone to work for a contractor in Florida that I suspect does not have worker’s compensation coverage. Isn’t that a violation of some law?

Answer: Yes. Under section 489.114, F.S., evidence of workers’ compensation coverage must be provided to the Construction Industry Licensing Board. Under the rule, any person, business organization, or qualifying agent engaged in the business of contracting in Florida and certified or registered as a contractor in Florida must provide the evidence of workers’ compensation coverage.

Failure to maintain workers’ compensation coverage as required by law is grounds for revocation, suspension or denial of the issuance or renewal of a certificate or registration of the contractor.

Click to read all of the requirements in the statute

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