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CSLB CONTRACTOR'S LAW & BUSINESS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

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An employer remits State disability taxes withheld from an employee’s wages to what agency? Correct Answer Employment Development Department Which act establishes the rights of workers to organiz... e into unions and negotiate contracts? Correct Answer National Labor Relations Act of 1935 A contractor has had a problem with employees stealing tools and equipment from job sites. When conducting job interviews, may the contractor ask prospective employees about their arrest records? A. It is legal to ask prospective employees about arrests not leading to convictions. B. It is not legal to ask prospective employees about arrests not leading to convictions. C. It is legal for a private employer to ask about arrests not leading to convictions, but it would not be legal for city or county agencies to ask about such arrests. D. It is legal for a private employer to ask about arrests leading to convictions, but it would not be legal for a federal, state, or local public agency to do so. Correct Answer It is not legal to ask prospective employees about arrest not leading to convictions. Why would a contractor have a case in Superior Court? Correct Answer If it is a dispute of more than $25,000 it can be transferred to Superior Court. Which would not have to be reported to DOSH immediately or within 24 hours? A. Death from a three-story fall. B. Drunken crane operator hits a high-voltage power line C. Car accident in which an employee steps onto a public road, gets hit by a car, and suffers a concussion. D. Employee falls off forklift and suffers a sever back injury. Correct Answer Car accident in which an employee steps onto a public road, gets hit by a car, and suffers a concussion. A general contractor has obtained bids from several subcontractors for a private project. He notices that one bid is substantially lower than the rest. Is it ethical and a good business practice for this contractor to inform the subcontractor that the bid is substantially lower than the bids of the other subcontractors? Correct Answer Yes. If the contractor has reason to believe that the subcontractor has made an error in preparing his bid, the contractor should notify the subcontractor of the apparent error, but the contractor may not disclose the amounts of the other bids. [Show More]

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