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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Independent Contractor Agreement - anyone use one?
Hello BPers: We are preparing to use a local "handyman" for a light rehab project; he is not a licensed contractor - just a guy who can help with painting, demo, etc. It is mostly "unskilled" labor. Does anyone use any kind of agreement that spells out things such as liability, taxes, workmans comp, etc. Mostly we just want to acknowledge in writing that he is not an employee of ours. Any advice woudl be appreciated. Thanks,
Mike