SB602

Providing for the registration of labor brokers; imposing duties on the Department of Labor and Industry and the Secretary of Labor and Industry; establishing the Labor Broker Registration Account; and imposing penalties.

Introduced·4/9/25
Introduced Text

Pennsylvania SB602 establishes a registration system for labor brokers, requiring them to register with the Department of Labor and Industry and pay.

Pennsylvania SB602, known as the Labor Broker Registration Act, mandates that labor brokers must register with the Department of Labor and Industry and pay an application fee of up to $300. The act prohibits individuals from acting as labor brokers without registration. Labor brokers must include their registration number in all advertisements and contracts. The Department of Labor and Industry will maintain a verification system and a publicly accessible list of registered labor brokers. Penalties apply for violations, including fines and suspension of registration.

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Labor & Industry Committee
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History

Apr 9, 2025

Senate

Referred to Labor & Industry