South Carolina Statutes
§ 41-25-60 — Advertisements in South Carolina by firms located outside its jurisdiction.
Any person who acts as a private personnel placement service doing business in South Carolina but is located outside the jurisdiction of the other provisions of this chapter may not be allowed to advertise by any media, including a newspaper, trade publication, billboard, radio, television, card, printed notice, circular, contract, letterhead, or any other material made for public distribution, except an envelope, without clearly stating that the advertisement is by a firm providing private personnel placement services, stating the firm name, address, and using the words personnel placement service, personnel agency, consultants, fee paid, or other wording that establishes the identity as a private personnel placement service in the advertisement, if the firm name does not include such wor
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Legislative History
HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 40-435; 1968 (55) 2846; 1981 Act No. 107 SECTION 1; 1985 Act No. 149, SECTION 1.
Nearby Sections
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§ 41-25-10
Short title.§ 41-25-100
Liability for violations; remedies.§ 41-25-110
State agencies entitled to enforce chapter.§ 41-25-20
Definitions.§ 41-25-40
Duties of licensees.§ 41-25-70
Prohibited activities or conduct of employers seeking employees or persons seeking employment.§ 41-25-80
Confidentiality of records and files.§ 41-25-90
Penalties.