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Insurance Best Practices for Working With Subcontractors, Seasonal and Temporary Employees
Tapping into subs and seasonal and temporary workforces creates unique challenges in ensuring jobsites are adequately insured.
By John Lack
August 30, 2022
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by John Lack
John Lack brings over 35 years of experience in the construction industry in both field and office positions to Acuity Insurance including carpentry, welding, project management, contract negotiation, and much more. His main focus at Acuity is to help his customers better understand insurance and offer products and services that meet their unique needs.
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