Florida H1287 amends the Labor Pool Act to prohibit labor pools from charging fees to third-party users who directly employ laborers and requires.
Florida H1287 amends the Labor Pool Act by prohibiting labor pools from charging fees to third-party users who directly employ laborers for work. However, labor pools can still receive reasonable placement fees from third-party users. The bill also mandates that labor pools located, operating, or transacting business in Florida must register annually with the Department of Commerce, which may adopt rules to implement this requirement.
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