Heh.  Right to work state, especially if they can charge you out the
wahzoo for the privelege of working in this employment black hole.

George Toft wrote:
> 
> I would advise all that are considering this to know that
> Arizona Law requires licensed contractors (classification
> K-67 or L-67 for commercial, C-12 for residential) to do
> this kind of work.  To be a contractor, you have to fill
> out a ton of paperwork, have a business, be licensed,
> insured, and bonded.
> 
> See http://www.rc.state.az.us/l_gen.html and
> http://www.rc.state.az.us/l_class.html#L
> 
> Cover your ASSets.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> George
> 
> DARREN BROWN wrote:
> >
> > I would be happy to help.  I need time and place before I can commit to
> > anything.  Finals are next week and the wife is in the 15th week.
> >
> >
> > Regards,
> > Darren Brown
> >
> > dbrown@adtron.com
> > fumandriver@msn.com
> >
> >
> >
> >      ----- Original Message -----
> >      From: John Albee
> >      Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 9:45 PM
> >      To: PLUG
> >      Subject: Cat5 Wiring
> >
> >      I am looking for a company or a person to do some cat5 wiring for my
> >      clients
> >      as needed.  This could include anything from running a couple lines
> >      up to
> >      wiring a complete office and installing patch panels.
> >
> >      If you fit this, please give me a call today before 5PM or email me
> >      at the
> >      address below (off list) if after 5PM.
> >
> >      --
> >      John Albee
> >      Active Computing, Inc.
> >      602.448.4528
> >      john@aciaz.com