Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Whether you're a company or an individual, you have insurance when you go out to a job site, right?
I, too, had quite a few misconceptions, so this was a real learning experience for me.
There are times when the president of a company goes out to the worksite, right?
Also, when self-employed contractors work on-site, I think they often don’t have insurance.
I, too, thought it would be okay for people who have voluntary insurance (supplementary workers' compensation insurance).
In addition to the supplemental workers' compensation insurance,
Special Enrollment Program (for Small and Medium-Sized Business Owners, etc.)
Special Enrollment Program (for Sole Proprietors and Other Self-Employed Individuals)
Apparently, you need to enter it.
I suppose this is just standard practice, especially on large-scale projects.
If you are a company president or a sole proprietor and are not enrolled in the Special Workers' Compensation Insurance program, you should enroll immediately.
Before You Get Hurt!
Insurance that business owners and sole proprietors must have when working on-site
Workers' Compensation Insurance and Special Enrollment System
Social Insurance and Construction National Health Insurance
Supplementary Workers' Compensation Insurance (Voluntary)
Please be sure to make a copy of the above insurance policy, as you will need to submit it at the job site.
See you later.
List of Leaflets and Other Materials Related to Workers' Compensation
Guide to the Special Enrollment System (for Small and Medium-Sized Business Owners, etc.)
Guide to the Special Enrollment System (for Sole Proprietors and Other Self-Employed Individuals)
