Washington § 18.44.311 - Prohibited employment practices.

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§ 18.44.311. Prohibited employment practices.

(1) A licensed escrow agent may not directly or indirectly employ a person who will be handling escrow transactions who has been convicted of, or pled guilty or nolo contrendre to, a felony or a gross misdemeanor involving dishonesty within the last seven years.
(2) A licensed escrow agent may not directly or indirectly employ a person who receives money for trust accounts, disburses funds, or acts as a signatory on trust accounts if the person has shown a disregard in the management of his or her financial condition in the last three years.
(3) The director may adopt rules to implement this section.
[ 2010 c 34 s 4.]

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