~I Had No Idea~

Thats a good information for your husband.

I haven't learned anything new today yet but I am sure sometime today I will learn something new. It seems the laws are different from state to state.

Nope. Nothing new. Oh, about the Cream horses. They are huge and have no pigment. Red eyes. Never heard of them before. Hope I get the article written soon.

I don't think the jobs you mention need licenses in the UK - only jobs that could be dangerous if done wrong, like electricians.

It will be good if your husband can do at least some handyman work without needing a licence.

I learned how to save my plant from dehydration attack xD

our carpenters at home are not licensed and theyve been doing it for years.

No, I have had nothing happening for new today. But yes, it is good to know that there are still certain jobs at US that do not need us to have a license. But @marcyaz also mentions that this varies from state to state. In contrast, here in India, there are many jobs that do not need a license - if you are working as a single individual and that does include painting, carpentry, electricians etc. Definitely having some background with these things helps if you want to make a profession of these.

That kind of information is good to know. I can't think of anything specific I learned today but the day isn't over. Meantime I got some work to get done.

There's information all over and we have so many resources that offer us the information. I'm sure your husband was pleased with not having to obtain the license for the on the side jobs.

You don't need a license for general contracting like building a deck, flooring, partitioning, cabinets, etc. But some states require that you carry a liability insurance and sign-up with Workmans Comp(there's a fee involved, of course). Any electrical work, even at home, requires a license or you can do the work and have it certified by a licensed electrician. If you're 'moonlighting' under the table for friends and neighbors(except for electrical), no big deal.

Yes I learned something new. Well not exactly new since I had an idea but not the stats. I learned that India has only about 1.1 % of divorce rates where US has around 48 % for first marriages, around 60 % for second marriages and about 70 % for third marriages. Also only 1 out of 100 arranged marriages fail which can't be said about love marriages. I was re-searching for the article to write as a myLotter has requested of me to write to explain the concept of arranged marriages to them. Don't quote me on that though! LOL!