New Jersey § 45:19-15

§ 45:19-15.

The holder of any license issued under the provisions of this act may employ to assist

him in his work and in the conduct of his business as many persons as he may deem

necessary, and he shall at all times during such employment be accountable for the

good conduct in the business of each and every person so employed. No such employee need be the holder of a license issued under this act, but his

employer shall be responsible for his actions and conduct in connection with such

employer's business. Should the holder of a license falsely state or represent that any person is or

has been in his employ, such false statement or misrepresentation shall be sufficient

cause for the revocation of such license. Any person falsely stating or representing that he is or has been a detective employed

by a private detective business licensed under this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Any person who may be or has been employed by the holder of a license under this

act shall not divulge to anyone other than his employer, or in such manner and to

such person as his employer shall direct, any information acquired by him during such

employment in respect to any work to which he shall have been assigned by such employer,

except as such disclosure may be required by the provisions of this act or in connection

with any investigation of a licensee by the superintendent. Any person violating any of the provisions of this section, and any employee of

a licensed private detective business who shall willfully make a false report or statement

to his employer in respect to any matter or thing connected with his employment shall

be guilty of a misdemeanor. The prosecutor of the pleas of the county in which any conviction for a violation

of any provision of this act shall, within ten days thereafter, make and file with

the superintendent a report showing the date of such conviction, the name of the person

convicted and the nature of the charge.