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Alcohol Safety

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Which of the following do liquor lawsnotcontrol?

The legal age to drink and/or enter the establishment
How many hours an individual bartender is allowed to work
The legal age for employees to serve alcohol and/or work at the establishment
What kinds of drink promotions can be offered and when

Explanation

Answer: B - Liquor laws do not control how many hours an individual bartender is allowed to work (that area belongs to the Department of Labor).

National, state, and municipal liquor laws vary in severity, but they often control everything from how old employees have to be to serve to what age customers have to be to set foot inside the establishment. And believe it or not, liquor laws can also control drink promotions - certain municipalities do not permit “happy hours,” and others control the hours at which such promotions can be offered, among other details.

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