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‘Independent’’ workers raise questions in SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. — In the months that a $10 million housing project rose from a north Columbia hillside, teams of workers installed pipes, laid carpet, lifted boxes, swung hammers and cemented bricks as their employers raced to meet deadlines. But about a third of the construction companies hired to build the Village at River’s Edge failed to withhold Social Security, Medicare or income taxes on workers they employed, Columbia Housing Authority records show. Why?...Read More
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