They don't even know this law exists': A new alcohol rule hangs over state bars, restaurants

[VolFaninFla]

'They don't even know this law exists': A new alcohol rule hangs over state bars, restaurants

Using private companies for health and safety certifications is not unusual in the food industry, but AB 1221 has created a cottage industry of new companies specifically providing the California training, while pushing bigger national services to expand in the state as well.
Jolly himself is one of the upstarts, having come out of retirement to launch a training company, Jerry R Jolly & Associates, prompted by the passage of the law.

 

[DinkinFlicka]

Almost every state has had this for decades. Kind of surprised CA is among the last to do it.

 

[Wireless1]

'They don't even know this law exists': A new alcohol rule hangs over state bars, restaurants

Using private companies for health and safety certifications is not unusual in the food industry, but AB 1221 has created a cottage industry of new companies specifically providing the California training, while pushing bigger national services to expand in the state as well.
Jolly himself is one of the upstarts, having come out of retirement to launch a training company, Jerry R Jolly & Associates, prompted by the passage of the law.

A two hour open book test after only 4 hours of training? How does that work?

 

[hog88]

My daughter had to get her TN bartenders license when she was bartending in Knoxville. It's BS but nothing new.

 

[OrangeTsar]

Still more training than is required to be a member of Congress

 

[davethevol]

I did one of these courses back when I was in college. It’s actually not a bad thing.

 

[Wireless1]

I did one of these courses back when I was in college. It’s actually not a bad thing.

Does it qualify as a PDH for PE's?