SENATE BILL REPORT
SB 5056
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As of January 25, 2013
Title: An act relating to the submission of new master applications by persons seeking work permits for the employment of minors.
Brief Description: Allowing a person to apply for a work permit for the employment of minors without completing a new master application under certain circumstances.
Sponsors: Senators Honeyford, Keiser, Shin and Hewitt.
Brief History:
Committee Activity: Commerce & Labor: 1/28/13.
SENATE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE & LABOR |
Staff: Mac Nicholson (786-7445)
Background: An employer seeking to hire a minor must obtain a minor work permit endorsement through the employer's master business license application. The master business license application is a form used to apply for various state licenses, registrations, and permits, and an employer seeking to hire minors must complete all sections of the application. The processing fee for a business license application is $15.
Summary of Bill: An employer seeking a minor work permit endorsement is not required to complete an entirely new business license application. The employer need only complete those parts of the application that identify the employer and indicate the employer's plans to hire one or more minors, the duties of the minors, and the estimated number of hours to be worked by minors.
Appropriation: None.
Fiscal Note: Available.
Committee/Commission/Task Force Created: No.
Effective Date: Ninety days after adjournment of session in which bill is passed.