You still run the crew. Here is exactly who carries what, and what happens the day you leave.
Co-employment sounds like giving up control. It is not. We lay out who directs the work, who carries the comp, and the full exit mechanics up front.
We tell you the exit terms before you sign, not after.
What co-employment really means on a job site
| Line | Code | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Carpentry, framing | 5403 | Line-itemized |
| Masonry | 5022 | Line-itemized |
| Electrical wiring | 5190 | Line-itemized |
| Your net comp line | pending | Your number |
Who carries the comp and the claims
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The honest risk list
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The exit timeline
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See your number
Run your real payroll, class codes, and e-mod against current carrier rates. No call required to see it.