Employment Agencies Act 1973 - charging applicants?

Employment Agencies Act 1973

I can only tell you what I know. Up until the early-1980's up north I was able to buy my jobs. When i came south in the mid-1980's I was still able to buy a job but the law was crushing down on those agencies that did that and promptly those employment agencies stopped doing that. So I was under the impression it was a state law that halted them, not a federal law. So I'm not so sure the Act you're talking about is the same one that refers to office jobs since the year is wrong. Where you are you might want to check that state's statutes and see if there is anything listed. On another note I know that states were trying to get retail sales to pay taxes to states if someone made a purchase on the internet and I'm not sure if that became law or not. There was a time where you had to submit your own taxes rather than the online stores charging the state taxes. So what I'm saying is that the internet is still a new thing that states are trying to figure out. I'm not so sure federal is connected with that. It also seems to be that the employment agencies now collect money from the employer and no longer collect from the employee....so that means before the mid-1980's you'd open your heart to the hiring agency, but after the mid-1980's you'd best keep your mouth shut about your faux pas since they were standing in the the employer and you want to show them your best side to get hired.

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