When Marcy walked into the coffee shop a couple days later, she was glad to see Lex and Amy. They asked her how it was going with her service permit. Much to Lex and Amy’s surprise, she said she has not started it yet. Her manager told her she does not need a permit […]
The law requires service permittees to make their service permits available at any time while on duty for immediate inspection to comply with the law.
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Service permits are granted to a service permittee for five years and may be used at any licensed premises in the state. A service permit is the server’s permit to serve alcohol and belongs to the permittee, not the employer.
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Volunteers who ring up alcohol sales, collect money for alcohol, serve alcohol or help servers pour alcohol must have a service permit.
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Hosts and hostesses must obtain a license if they collect money for alcohol or help servers deliver and pour alcohol. Additionally, anyone who fills growlers for off-premises consumption must also have a service permit.
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Cashiers, hosts and hostesses must also obtain a permit even if ringing up the sale of alcohol is their only alcohol service duty.
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Managers who oversee staff that mix, serve or sell alcohol must obtain a permit even if they themselves do not mix, sell, or serve alcohol. Servers and bartenders are also required to have a valid server permit.
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You must be at least 18 years old to obtain a service permit. Permittees between 18-20 years old are called minor service permittees and specific restrictions apply. What minor permittees are allowed to do and what they are restricted from doing will be addressed later in the course.
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