Comments on: “Disabled” Man Appears on HGTV http://hrlori.com/disabled-man-appears-on-hgtv/ Helping to Unravel the Complex World of Human Resources Tue, 22 Nov 2011 12:50:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Pete Goldie http://hrlori.com/disabled-man-appears-on-hgtv/comment-page-1/#comment-48683 Pete Goldie Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:02:14 +0000 http://hrlori.com/?p=1435#comment-48683 IN regard to "Don’t mess with the State of California. You’ll never win": Note that the moron above was turned in by an insurance company agent, the State failed to check, they just kept mailing him checks. It takes a flagrant violation to get any remedial action. If you have a handful of rusty tools, go ahead and pretend you are a contractor and work without a license. The CSLB has only a couple of enforcement officers so the chances of a fine are nil. In addition, many homeowners think they are clever and saving money by hiring unlicensed contractors and homeowners are rarely fined for breaking the law. Lori, I suggest the HR moral here should be revised, removing any credit whatsoever for regulatory surveillance by the State of California. IN regard to “Don’t mess with the State of California. You’ll never win”: Note that the moron above was turned in by an insurance company agent, the State failed to check, they just kept mailing him checks. It takes a flagrant violation to get any remedial action.

If you have a handful of rusty tools, go ahead and pretend you are a contractor and work without a license. The CSLB has only a couple of enforcement officers so the chances of a fine are nil. In addition, many homeowners think they are clever and saving money by hiring unlicensed contractors and homeowners are rarely fined for breaking the law.

Lori, I suggest the HR moral here should be revised, removing any credit whatsoever for regulatory surveillance by the State of California.

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