13 Miss. Code. R. 2-10.1 - Work Permits Required
(a) No person shall
be employed as a gaming employee unless such person is the holder of a valid
work permit issued by the Commission.
(b) Every licensee, shall, before employing
any person in connection with the licensed gaming operation, ascertain that
such person holds a valid work permit issued in accordance with this
regulation, and shall cause his employment records to reflect such fact. No
work permit shall be effective for more than three (3) years from the date of
issue. A permit may be issued for a period of less than three (3) years within
the discretion of the Executive Director. A work permit expires unless renewed
within ten (10) days after a change of place of employment, or if the holder is
unemployed as a gaming employee within the jurisdiction of the Mississippi
Gaming Commission for more than ninety (90) days. Complete renewal applications
must be received by the Mississippi Gaming Commission at least sixty (60) days
prior to the date of expiration of an employee's existing work
permit.
(c) Every gaming employee
shall keep his work permit on his person and available for inspection at all
times when actively engaged in the conduct of gaming operations.
(d) Each work permit holder shall report any
arrest or conviction to the Mississippi Gaming Commission within ten (10) days
after such conviction or arrest.
(e) Each employee of a holding company,
intermediary company or affiliated company of a licensee who is directly or
indirectly engaged in the administration or supervision of the gaming
operations or physical security activities of such licensee and performs such
duties at any time on the premises of the licensee shall obtain a work
permit.
(f) Each employee of a
holding company, intermediary company or affiliated company, contract employee,
agent, attorney, accountant or other representative performing services, other
than maintenance, for the licensee must hold a valid work permit or finding of
suitability in order to enter surveillance, soft count, hard count or any cage
area.
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