Michigan Laws 339.1118 – Prohibited conduct; strictures
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In addition to other penalties prescribed by law, a licensee who commits 1 or more of the following shall be subject to the strictures set forth in article 6:
(a) As a student, receiving compensation for performing the services of a barber.
Terms Used In Michigan Laws 339.1118
- Barber: means a person who shaves or trims the beard of a person; cuts, trims, shampoos, relaxes, curls, permanently waves, dresses, tints, bleaches, colors, arranges, or styles the hair of a person; massages the face and head of a person; or renders personal services of a similar nature customarily done by a barber. See Michigan Laws 339.1101
- Barber college: means an establishment which renders for compensation the services of a barber, but having for its primary purpose the teaching for compensation of the theory and practice of serving as a barber. See Michigan Laws 339.1101
- Barbershop: means a place, establishment, or premises or part of a premises where a person performs as a barber. See Michigan Laws 339.1101
- person: may extend and be applied to bodies politic and corporate, as well as to individuals. See Michigan Laws 8.3l
- Student: means a person learning the theory and practice of serving as a barber. See Michigan Laws 339.1101
(b) Continuing to practice while knowingly having an infectious or communicable disease.
(c) Operating in an unsanitary manner; failure to abide by sanitation standards set forth in rules authorized under this article.
(d) Wilfully violating the health and safety rules of any political subdivision.
(e) Aiding an applicant for licensure by misrepresenting a material fact.
(f) Failing to notify the department within 30 days of a change of name or address.
(g) Allowing a license to be used by an unlicensed person.
(h) Hiring or permitting an unlicensed person or student to work in a barbershop as a barber or permitting an unlicensed person to attend barber college as a student.
(i) Operating as a barber from premises not licensed under this article, except as otherwise provided in this article.
(j) Refusal to allow a board member or representative of the department to inspect during regular business hours premises where barbering services are rendered.
(k) Negligent, incompetent, or careless practice causing damage to a person’s hair, skin, scalp, nails, or organs.