> when there's thousands of contractors and the barrier of entry to become a "contractor" is almost nothing, you have a systemic problem Yes, and it's a system

> when there's thousands of contractors and the barrier of entry to become a "contractor" is almost nothing, you have a systemic problem Yes, and it's a systemic problem that govt should be handling. It's already illegal to give/pay someone who you know has no right-to-work (or you should've reasonably known / didn't do your due diligence on) a piece of work, it needs to be investigated and enforced properly.