Arkansas § 11-11-228 Filing of fee schedule, forms, and contracts required

Arkansas Statutes

§ 11-11-228 — Filing of fee schedule, forms, and contracts required

(a)It shall be the duty of every employment agency to file with the Division of Labor a schedule of all fees, charges, and commissions that the agency expects to charge and collect for its service, together with a copy of all forms and contracts to be used in dealings with the public in the operation of its business.

(b)The fee schedules, contracts, and forms shall be filed with the division on the date of the agency's application for initial or renewal licensing under this subchapter.

(c)Any amendments or supplements to fee schedules, contracts, or forms filed with the division must be filed at least fifteen (15) days before the amendment or supplement is to become effective.

(d)It shall be unlawful for any employment agency to charge, demand, collect, or receive a greater compensatio

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(a) It shall be the duty of every employment agency to file with the Division of Labor a schedule of all fees, charges, and commissions that the agency expects to charge and collect for its service, together with a copy of all forms and contracts to be used in dealings with the public in the operation of its business. (b) The fee schedules, contracts, and forms shall be filed with the division on the date of the agency's application for initial or renewal licensing under this subchapter. (c) Any amendments or supplements to fee schedules, contracts, or forms filed with the division must be filed at least fifteen (15) days before the amendment or supplement is to become effective. (d) It shall be unlawful for any employment agency to charge, demand, collect, or receive a greater compensation for any service performed by the agency than is specified in fee schedules filed with the division or than is specified by this subchapter.

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