When you use voluntee workers are you responsible foe workers comp. claims on these workers?

This is in a Senior Park [ mobile home]with shares held by owners, similar to a condominium.
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Steven Alan Fink

Steven Alan Fink

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If owners are working on own property or common property they will not be considered employees unless you pay them.

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Brett A. Borah

Brett A. Borah

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I normally represent injured workers....not employers but I wold say that non-owner volunteers (ie. Boy Scout clean up days) would be covered. Owner volunteers would probably not be. Check with your insurance carrier for a more definitive answer.
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Michael Douglas Goforth

Michael Douglas Goforth

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More info needed. If the volunteers are working on a regular basis, they are probably entitled to workers comp benefits if they become injured while doing their volunteer work. If you have insurance, you should read the policy.
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