2006 Louisiana Laws - RS 23:107 — Issuance of license; time for granting

§107.  Issuance of license; time for granting

A.  The assistant secretary, upon the compliance by the license applicant with the provisions of this Part, shall grant the applicant a license which shall be valid until the subsequent December thirty-first.  Every license application shall be acted upon within thirty days from the date of the filing thereof.

B.  No license shall be issued unless the assistant secretary finds, from such investigations as he shall make, that there has been full compliance with all requirements and provisions of this Part and all rules and regulations made or prescribed hereunder; that the premises in which it is proposed to operate the employment service comply with regulations issued hereunder and with all local laws and ordinances and are suitable for the purpose; and that no other ground for refusal of the license exists within the meaning and purpose of this Part.

C.  Applications for renewal of licenses must be received by the office of regulatory services no later than the last business day of the calendar year for which the current license was issued. Failure of the renewal application to be submitted in a timely manner shall require that the employment service office be closed and that such office shall not resume operation until the renewal application is received and processed by the office of regulatory services and a new license has been issued.

D.  Applications for license that are received more than ninety days after a previous license has expired, or has been returned by the licensee for cancellation, or has been revoked and canceled by the office of regulatory services, shall be treated as an initial license application and the licensee shall be required to pay all fees and meet all requirements as a new licensee.

Acts 1981, No. 732, §1; Acts 1987, No. 791, §1; Acts 1993, No. 982, §1; Acts 1997, No. 1172, §4, eff. June 30, 1997.