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:: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 ::
A Bill to License Contractors Gets a Hearing - By David Darman, New Hampshire Public Radio
Another objection that arose during the hearing revolved around who in a crew of workers should be licensed.
The Home Builders Trade wanted just the main contractor, the so called 'general contractor' to be required to have a license.
Subcontractors would be exempted.
But a Carpenter's union official, Joseph Donahue, doesn't believe such exemptions would be helpful.
...we feel everybody should be licensed. if you're going to be performing the work, you should have a license.------------------------------------------- posted 7:13 AM :: reference link ::
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