Piccarazzi: Workers' comp takes 20% of Checklist Home Services payroll
Liz Piccarazzi · How Moms Can Quit Corporate For Their Own Startup with Liz Picarazzi of CheckListHomeServices.com · Jan 25, 2016 · at 9:23
Liz Piccarazzi, founder of Checklist Home Services, discusses the hidden overhead costs of operating a licensed home repair business in New York City.
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“I pay workers' compensation, which is 20% of payroll. Nathan Latka: Wow. Liz Piccarazzi: So 20 cents on every dollar goes straight to workers' compensation.”
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