Who is responsible for displaying temporary work permits in the salon?

• A. The licensee holding the permit
• B. The salon manager
• C. The clients
• D. Salon owners

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is who must show that someone who is working under supervision has a valid temporary permit. In Ohio, the person who owns and operates the salon is responsible for regulatory compliance and for making sure all required documents are visible to clients and inspectors. This means postings of temporary work permits should be displayed in the salon so it’s clear to anyone entering that the worker is legally allowed to practice under supervision while awaiting full licensure. The owner bears the accountability for keeping these postings current and accessible, ensuring the business meets board rules. The salon manager may supervise daily operations, but the duty to display the permit rests with the salon owner. The clients don’t hold this responsibility, and while the permit holder has the credential, the posting obligation sits with the business owner to maintain compliance.