Nevada § 449.03005 - License to operate employment agency that contracts with persons in State to provide certain nonmedical services; standards and regulations; licensed employment agency prohibited from making certain referrals; civil penalty
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§ 449.03005. License to operate employment agency that contracts with persons in State to provide certain nonmedical services; standards and regulations; licensed employment agency prohibited from making certain referrals; civil penalty
1. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 449.03017 , a person must obtain a license from the Board to operate an employment agency that
contracts with persons in this State to provide nonmedical services related to personal
care to elderly persons or persons with disabilities in the home, regardless of whether
the agency is located in this State. 2. The Board shall adopt: (a) Standards for licensing of employment agencies that provide nonmedical services
related to personal care to elderly persons or persons with disabilities in the home; (b) Standards relating to the fees charged by such employment agencies; (c) Regulations governing the licensing of such employment agencies; and (d) Regulations establishing requirements for training the persons who contract with
such employment agencies to provide such nonmedical services. 3. An employment agency that is licensed pursuant to this section shall not refer
a person to a home to provide nonmedical services related to personal care to elderly
persons or persons with disabilities if that person has not met the requirements set
forth in NRS 449.115 to 449.125 , inclusive. 4. A person who violates the provisions of subsection 3 is liable for a civil penalty
to be recovered by the Attorney General in the name of the Board for the first offense
of not more than $10,000 and for a second or subsequent offense of not less than $10,000
nor more than $20,000. Unless otherwise required by federal law, the Board shall deposit all civil penalties
collected pursuant to this section into a separate account in the State General Fund
to be used to administer and carry out the provisions of NRS 449.001 to 449.430 , inclusive, 449.435 to 449.531 , inclusive, and chapter 449A of NRS and to protect the health, safety, well-being and property of the persons served
by employment agencies.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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Section 449.03005 ("License to operate employment agency that contracts with persons in State to provide certain nonmedical services; standards and regulations; licensed employment agency prohibited from making certain referrals; civil penalty") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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