California RulesQuestion 11 of 319
What recordkeeping duty does an employer have regarding Food Handler Cards?
a.Mail original cards to the state each year
b.Keep a copy of each food handler's card on file at the facility and make it available to inspectors
c.Only verbal confirmation is needed
d.Destroy cards after the worker leaves
Explanation
Under §113948(e), the employer must maintain records of valid Food Handler Cards for each food handler at the facility and make them available for inspection by the local enforcement officer upon request.
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