雇佣要求第 992 / 1605 题
Beyond civil penalties, how can wage-and-hour or misclassification violations affect a contractor's CSLB license?
a.Serious or repeated labor-law violations can be grounds for CSLB disciplinary action against the license
b.They never affect licensing
c.They only affect the contractor's tax return
d.They automatically transfer the license to the employee
解析
A contractor's compliance with labor laws is tied to licensure. Willful or repeated violations of wage-and-hour laws, misclassification, or failure to maintain required workers' compensation coverage can be grounds for CSLB investigation and disciplinary action, including citation, suspension, or revocation. Labor-law violations therefore carry both direct penalties and licensing consequences.
法律依据: Labor Code §226.8; §2775; contractor licensing consequences免费刷完整 1605 道题库 — 无需注册。
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