INTRODUCTION I was asked to research the nail salon regulations in New Jersey. This memo will address regulations the State of New Jersey has enacted regarding nail salons and whether there is anything the City of Elizabeth can do to make sure that the appropriate protocols are being enforced. I was also asked to review the legality of enacting ordinances to further regulate nail salons in the City of Elizabeth. In addition to reviewing the legality, if the City of Elizabeth was not preempted by state law.
ISSUES
1. Whether the City of Elizabeth can enact an ordinance to further strengthen state regulations on nail salons in New Jersey.
2. Whether the City of Elizabeth is preempted by State Law in regard to enacting ordinances of nail salon regulations.
SHORT ANSWERS
1. Yes. The main objective of the City of Elizabeth is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of its
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N.J.A.C. 13:28–3.1. However, the city could enact an ordinance for the use of gloves by employees in nail salons. Occupational Safety and Health Standards, 29 CFR §1910:138 (2016). Gloves will provide a barrier between the employee and the client or chemicals with which he or she is working with. Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) 3151-12R (2003). Gloves must be worn when cleaning and disinfecting work stations, transferring chemicals from different containers, and when assisting a client or employee in treating a cut or otherwise stopping bleeding. Id. In an effort to not restrict employees in rendering services to patrons, the ordinance will only make it necessary for gloves to be worn in the three instances stated above, and for all other scenarios the decision will be up to the employee’s discretion. Gloves should be replaced if they tear during the performance of the above activities and before each new
Working in the Bylaw Services Division, the incumbent assists the Bylaw Enforcement Officers in a limited scope during the summer season. Responsibilities include: responding to burning and water / sprinkling complaints, collecting unpaid business licenses, completing inspections for businesses that operate without a business license, and collecting unpaid dog licenses. The work is differentiated from that of a Bylaw Officer by the more routine nature of complaints and infractions that are assigned. The incumbent is required to work outdoors in all weather conditions and is required to wear City-issued uniforms and outerwear. The position is required to work outside of traditional working hours. Performs related duties.
There are several options available in reference to Karen’s use of contaminated gloves to access drawers, with varying degrees of ethical soundness. The first is to do nothing. If Karen is properly disinfecting and not contacting critical or semi-critical instruments, there is no reason to believe there is an infection risk to patients.
The surgical hand hygiene is used just before putting on the surgical attire and entering the operating room (Phillips, 2013).
Acrylic nails are the strongest nails that can be used by you. If you really want long lasting beautiful nails, then you must visit your spa for a professional to do the treatment.
- Salons employ staff to deliver beauty therapy services to meet the needs of their clients. Some salons choose to specialise in specific areas of beauty therapy, for example nail services. It is popular for hairdressing salons to offer a variety of beauty therapy services too.
Taking care of your feet is just as important as taking care of your hands. The previously mentioned process also applies to your feet, with the only difference being the need to file off calluses and deal with corns and blisters. This is definitely a job that requires an iron stomach and dedication! Even if you can’t handle the feet part, the fun part about nails is being able to transform a client’s nails. This can be achieved through polish or nail art.
In regulative policy, it lays out the provisions for the regulators or policy makers and the regulated or constituency. This discourse explains the rules, obligations, problems and solutions that both actors are responsible to enforce and enact. First, the policy makers must decide what should be regulated in the policy and what should not. Throughout this process there can also be provisions made to better the policy along the way. During this process they must discuss the outcome of what this policy will bring. In addition, address issues and find solutions to the problems that may occur. Furthermore, the policy maker must decide on how strict the guidelines must be followed by the entity. Lastly, they encounter the question of how detailed the policy should be for what it is trying to enforce? The ultimate goal is to alter a behavior in...
regulatory requirements that the local, state or federal government has placed on the proposed business activity,
The Criminal Process in Environmental Regulation. (n.d.). UH Law. Retrieved April 6, 2014, from http://www.law.uh.edu/faculty/thester/courses/Environmental-Practicum-2014/syllabus/chap6.pdf
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The practice of improving the beauty of others may seem insignificant to some but for those in process of studying the cosmetology industry take great pride in the work they hope to produce. Hair stylist and nail technicians improve the way people look and feel about oneself to better improve self confidence; cosmetologist strive to do the best they can to achieve the look that their client may be searching for. However, these techniques must be taught thoroughly and without the proper teaching techniques, the upcoming cosmetologist may feel behind and uncertain about their abilities when performing on clients. Without the proper and professional ways of teaching, the student struggle to ever gain success in the business; this business builds only from the repetition of great work and failing to achieve the overall style of the desired look from the client will result in a failing business. The search of finding a successful and up to date school requires more work than one may assume.
For starters, it is always good to have some form of protection for your hands because they are usually the closest in proximity to the experiment, and therefore usually have the highest chance of being exposed to a chemical. When choosing what protective gloves to wear, first, think about the kind of protection you will need. For example, when conducting experiments that involve really hot or cold temperatures, it is important to select thermal gloves. Additionally, gloves should be selected for based on their compatibility with the chemicals being used. The things to consider when looking for compatibility with chemicals is the gloves breakthrough time, permeation rate, and degradation rating. All of these things affect how well the gloves
(2014) shed light on two key components for infection control, which includes protecting patients from acquiring infections and protecting health care workers from becoming infected (Curchoe et al., 2014). The techniques that are used to protect patients also provide protection for nurses and other health care workers alike. In order to prevent the spread of infections, it is important for health care workers to be meticulous and attentive when providing care to already vulnerable patients (Curchoe et al., 2014). If a health care worker is aware they may contaminate the surroundings of a patient, they must properly clean, disinfect, and sterilize any contaminated objects in order to reduce or eliminate microorganisms (Curchoe et al., 2014). It is also ideal to change gloves after contact with contaminated secretions and before leaving a patient’s room (Curchoe, 2014). Research suggests that due to standard precaution, gloves must be worn as a single-use item for each invasive procedure, contact with sterile sites, and non-intact skin or mucous membranes (Curchoe et al., 2014). Hence, it is critical that health care workers change gloves during any activity that has been assessed as carrying a risk of exposure to body substances, secretions, excretions, and blood (Curchoe et al.,
More than 375,000 nail technicians face possible health hazards everyday (“Health Hazards”). Today’s salons are investing in the latest products. Sanitation is the most important in any salon to prevent disease or injury to cosmetologists and for clients. The ingredients in these hair products are becoming stronger for some clients to handle. Cosmetologists need to understand how to keep ourselves and our clients safe. Tools, implements, and cleaning furniture is the most important. Customers are always going to be coming in and out of the salon. Cosmetologist will not always know who the person is in the salon. Wash and sanitize your hands before and after a client. Wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) will also help prevent disease (Frangie). To prevent disease and bacteria, cosmetologists need to sanitize the tools and furniture before and after they give a service to a client.
Each staff member of the restaurant should have nice and clean hygiene along with good manners. Having good hygiene is very important whether an employee is waiting tables, washing dishes, or cooking. If an employee does not shower friction will start to grow between the staff and no one would like to work or even be around that employee. Working in the food service industry with overgrown nails or dirty nails is against the health code and could contaminate the food being prepared by the employee. Being around a customer with bad hygiene could possibly hinder the customer from having a memorable time at the restaurant. Having good manners is also mandatory for every staff member so that no problems can surface between the staff and customers. Steve Marchetti explained that each employee are to meet the minimal standards set forth in the employee handbook and also deliver on the company?s commitment to their customers (Marchetti). A restaurants commitment...