This is a monthly series in which the Attorney General will feature a Vermonter doing exemplary work in their community. Have someone you think should be featured? Email AGO.CAP@vermont.gov. Tim has been running Little City Cycles in Vergennes since 2009. Two years ago, he started Green Mountain Foster Bikes with Tanya Bashaw to help save… Continue reading Vermonter of the Month: Tim Mathewson
Category: Business
Information that is relevant to businesses primarily, whether as the consumer in a transaction, or for resource purposes.
Hiring your first employee
You’ve established a business as a sole proprietor in Vermont. Even better – you’re growing and need to hire your first employee. Below are the steps you need to take to comply with Federal and State laws. A few things upfront. First, if you’re not registered as a corporation or LLC, we strongly recommend you… Continue reading Hiring your first employee
Vermonter of the Month: Mohamed Basha
This is a monthly series in which the Attorney General will feature a Vermonter doing exemplary work in their community. Have someone you think should be featured? Email AGO.CAP@vermont.gov. Mohamed Basha is the President, CEO and IT Person of TLC Homecare & Nursing. After moving from Chennai, India as a young child, he lived in… Continue reading Vermonter of the Month: Mohamed Basha
Announcing Vermonter of the Month: Sarah Waring
This is the first of a monthly series in which the Attorney General will feature a Vermonter doing exemplary work in their community. Have someone you think should be featured? Email AGO.CAP@vermont.gov. Sarah Waring serves as the Executive Director of the Center for an Agricultural Economy (CAE) building a regenerative, locally based, healthy food system… Continue reading Announcing Vermonter of the Month: Sarah Waring
Information on Vermont’s Lead Law and the Landlord Restoration Program
The Landlord Restoration Program (Program) launched in 2017 by the Attorney General’s Office and the Department of Health. The Program provided: (i) information and resources to landlords, (ii) extended time for repairs, and (iii) a waiver of state enforcement for past non-compliance. The Program, which concluded in 2018, was piloted in five Vermont towns that had elevated… Continue reading Information on Vermont’s Lead Law and the Landlord Restoration Program