N.J. Admin. Code § 13:45B-12.4 - Violations
(a) A failure to
comply with this subchapter shall be considered an unlawful practice and a
violation of the Consumer Fraud Act,
56:8-1 et seq.
(b) In addition to (a) above, a failure to
comply with
13:45B-12.3 shall be considered a
violation of
48:4-3 et seq. Any temporary help
services firm to which
13:45B-12.3 applies that is found
to be in violation of
56:8-1 et seq. or 48:4-3 et seq.
will be subject to the penalties under those acts and shall be jointly and
severally liable with the provider of transportation services for any injury
that occurs to individuals while being transported in a vehicle owned, leased
or otherwise under the control of the provider.
(c) A temporary help service firm that has
failed to comply with the provisions of
13:45B-12.3 on more than one
occasion may have its registration suspended or revoked by the
Director.
(d) A temporary help
service firm that has provided false information to the Section on its initial
registration application or its registration renewal application, with regard
to the types of transportation provided by the temporary help service firm, if
any, shall be subject to the provisions of
13:45B-16.1.
(e) A violation of a statute or regulation of
any other State agency under (a), (b) or (c) above shall be reported by the
Section to the State agency having jurisdiction.
(f) No penalty shall be assessed for any
violation of the recordkeeping requirements of
13:45B-12.3 before January 24,
2008.
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