California Contractors License Law Practice Exam

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What can lead to disciplinary action for a contractor regarding their sales staff?

Employing working salesmen without a contract
Filing inaccurate sales reports
Employing a salesman who is not registered
Having multiple salesmen for one project

The correct answer is: Employing a salesman who is not registered

Employing a salesman who is not registered can lead to disciplinary action for a contractor because California law requires that salespersons involved in soliciting or negotiating contracts for work on behalf of a licensed contractor must be registered with the Contractors State License Board (CSLB). This regulation is in place to ensure that individuals engaging in sales activities on behalf of licensed contractors meet certain qualifications and standards, which helps protect consumers and maintains the integrity of the contracting industry. Failure to comply with this requirement can compromise the contractor's license status and expose them to various sanctions. Regarding the other options, they may involve practices that are not ideal or recommended, but they do not carry the same level of legal implications as employing an unregistered salesman. For example, employing working salesmen without a contract or filing inaccurate sales reports may present ethical or operational challenges but do not necessarily violate specific licensing laws. Having multiple salesmen for one project may also be a legitimate business practice as long as all individuals are appropriately registered and compliant with state regulations.