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Independent operators (IO), sole proprietors (SP), partners and executive officers (EO) are not covered under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997 (WSIA) unless they apply for optional insurance or they are in the construction industry and are compulsorily covered.
Owners (partners, sole proprietors, independent operators and executive officers) can apply for WSIB coverage for themselves, as long as they have coverage for any employees they may have (the process is the same whether theyre required to have coverage, or they choose to have it).
A principal who directly retains a contractor to perform construction work must obtain a clearance certificate (herafter clearance) that confirms the contractor is in good standing with the WSIB.
Most Ontario businesses that have employees (including family members and sub-contractors) must register with us. We provide workplace insurance to 16 diverse industries and cover 324,000 businesses.
A subcontractor or owner-operator may be a worker or an independent operator for WSIB purposes. Workers are automatically covered in the transportation industry and the principal is required to pay premiums for this coverage. On the other hand, WSIB coverage for independent operators is not mandatory.
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WSIB coverage is mandatory for independent operators, sole proprietors, partners in a partnership and executive officers in a corporation who work in construction. Most will have to register with us (some exemptions apply).
ing to a report by the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, or OOIDA, only about 16 percent of all truckers in the United States are owner operators.
An independent operator agrees to perform specific work in return for payment. Their employer does not necessarily control the way the work is done, or the time and place the work is performed.

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