Ch. 741 MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 1563
and purpose of this subtitle for rejecting such application. All monies realized from
the licensing of employment agencies shall be deposited in the general fund of the
State Treasury.
(B) AN APPLICANT FOR AN EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR'S
LICENSE MUST FILE A COMPLETED APPLICATION WITH THE
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY ON A FORM
PRESCRIBED AND FURNISHED BY THE COMMISSIONER. UPON
RECEIVING A COMPLETED APPLICATION ACCOMPANIED BY A FIVE
DOLLAR ($5.00) APPLICATION FEE, THE COMMISSIONER SHALL
ISSUE A THIRTY (30) DAY TEMPORARY LICENSE CERTIFICATE,
EXCEPT WHERE THE APPLICANT HAS PREVIOUSLY HAD AN
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR'S LICENSE EITHER SUSPENDED OR
REVOKED BY THE COMMISSIONER. UPON FILING OF AN
APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE AS PROVIDED HEREIN, THE
COMMISSIONER SHALL REVIEW THE APPLICANT'S EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCE AND MAY CAUSE AN INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE AS
TO THE INTEGRITY AND MORAL CHARACTER OF THE APPLICANT.
THE COMMISSIONER MAY REJECT ANY APPLICATION IF HE FINDS
THAT THE APPLICANT LACKS GOOD MORAL CHARACTER OR
INTEGRITY OR IF THE APPLICANT HAS ENGAGED IN ANY
PRACTICE PROHIBITED BY § 167 OF THIS ARTICLE. ALL
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR LICENSES SHALL INDICATE THE NAME
OF THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BY WHICH THE EMPLOYMENT
COUNSELOR IS TO BE EMPLOYED, AND THE LICENSE SHALL
REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT WITH
THE DESIGNATED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. IT IS THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EMPLOYER TO NOTIFY THE DIVISION OF
LABOR AND INDUSTRY WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS OF TERMINATION
OF THE COUNSELOR'S EMPLOYMENT. ALL MONIES REALIZED
FROM THE LICENSING OF EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORS SHALL BE
DEPOSITED IN THE GENERAL FUNDS OF THE STATE TREASURY.
163A.
Rejection of an application by the Commissioner FOR AN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY LICENSE must be done within sixty days AND FOR AN
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR'S LICENSE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS from
the date application is received by the Commissioner and the applicant
immediately notified of such rejection. Any applicant who may be aggrieved by
such rejection of application by the Commissioner shall have the right of a hearing
before the Commissioner, such hearing to be conducted within ten days following
formal request by the aggrieved for such hearing. Any applicant who may be
aggrieved by such rejection of application by the Commissioner may further obtain
a review thereof in the Baltimore City Court or in the circuit court for the county,
as the case may be, by filing in such court within sixty days after the date of
rejection a written petition asking that the rejection be set aside. A copy of such
petition shall be served upon the Commissioner. The finding of facts, if supported
by substantial evidence, shall be conclusive upon the court. The court shall
determine whether the rejection of application is in accordance with law.
164.
Each applicant for [a] AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY license shall file with
his application a schedule of fees, charges and commissions which he expects to
charge and collect for his service, together with a copy of all forms and contracts
to be used in the operation of the agency as shall be prescribed by the
Commissioner of Labor and Industry. Such schedule of fees, charges and
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