MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                        1077

thereof by mailing a notice thereof to all licensed employment agen-
cies in the State and in addition by publishing such notice at least
once, not less than ten days prior to such hearing, in such newspaper
or newspapers of general circulation as the Commissioner shall pre-
scribe.

165A.

There is hereby created within the Department of Labor and In-
dustry an Employment Agency Advisory Board, consisting of seven
members, which shall be appointed by the Commissioner of Labor
and Industry with the approval of the Governor. Among the mem-
bers of the Advisory Board shall be three representatives of em-
ployment agencies and four disinterested persons representing the
public. One of the public members shall be designated by the Gov-
ernor to serve as Chairman. Representatives serving on the Board
shall be geographically apportioned over the State. The Commissioner
shall appoint one member from each group for a term of two years,
one member of each group for a three year term, one member of
each group for a four year term, and the chairman to be designated
by the Governor for a four year term. Appointments shall there-
after be for a term of four years, except that in the event of any
vacancy the appointment shall be for the unexpired term of the
holder thereof. It shall be the duty of the Advisory Board to assist
the Commissioner in the formulation of rules and regulations as
prescribed in this section. Members of the Advisory Board shall serve
without pay but shall be reimbursed for their travel and reasonable
expenses in amounts approved by the Commissioner of Labor and
Industry.

166.

(a)   The license issued by the Commissioner of Labor and Industry
shall be posted in a prominent place in each place of business main-
tained by an agency. Every employment agency shall keep detailed
records on forms approved by the Commissioner on all employer job
orders and all referrals made on such orders. All applicants for
employment shall be furnished a true copy of each contract or other
form to which the applicant becomes a party at the time of executing
such contract or document. For any fee received, from an applicant
by a licensee, the licensee shall give to said applicant a receipt upon
a form approved, by the Commissioner of Labor and Industry stating
(1) the name of the person owing the fee, (2) the amount of the
fee paid and the balance due, and (3) the date of payment.

(b)  Each employment agency must maintain a file of all job ad-
vertisements identified by date and publication. All advertisements
and other promotional material shall carry' the name and address
under which the agency is licensed, to do business. All advertisements
except those appearing in the classified employment agency columns
of newspapers shall use the word "Agency" in the same.

(c)   The term "acceptance of position by applicant" shall mean the
actual commencement of work or an agreement between the applicant
and