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Question
Sasha has a small jewelry business with only four employees. He started his business the month before last and so far he makes just enough to pay his bills each week. Yesterday, just before the end of his first quarter in business, he received a notice from the government indicating that he needed to provide evidence of workers' compensation insurance. Sasha:
A. realized he was required to provide this insurance so he immediately got a policy.
B. is not required to carry workers' compensation because he has less than ten employees.
C. doesn't need workers' compensation because his business is in Louisiana.
D. doesn't need workers' compensation because he is not in the construction business.
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