Lucciano10, if you hire someone to work in your home, then you would need to get Workman's Comp Insurance in case the worker gets hurt while on the job. This insurance can be purchased through your homeowner's insurance company.
If said worker comes from an Agency and you pay the Agency directly each week, chances are the Agency has their own Workman's Comp Insurance.
Maybe you know or someone in your family and friends know of someone that could use some extra cash under the table to help you for a few hours a week, but I wouldnt offer them less than 15 dollars an hour.
Cost will depend on many things Your location. Large city, Rural..(What the cost is in LA, New York or Chicago would be different than a town 30 miles from any of these cities) How many hours Day hours or Overnight hours. What care needs to be done. If medications need to be given then a Nurse may be required. Are you going through an agency or hiring privately Each one of these may affect the cost.
If said worker comes from an Agency and you pay the Agency directly each week, chances are the Agency has their own Workman's Comp Insurance.
Best of luck
Your location. Large city, Rural..(What the cost is in LA, New York or Chicago would be different than a town 30 miles from any of these cities)
How many hours
Day hours or Overnight hours.
What care needs to be done. If medications need to be given then a Nurse may be required.
Are you going through an agency or hiring privately
Each one of these may affect the cost.