Which events should be reported to the Pennsylvania Board of Barber Examiners?

• A. Monthly sales reports.
• B. Routine employee performance reviews.
• C. Customer complaint records.
• D. Changes in ownership, staff turnover, accidents in the shop.

Answer: (D)

Events that involve who is legally in charge and how the shop operates to keep clients safe are the ones the Board expects to be reported. When ownership changes, the board needs to know so licensing records stay current and the new owner understands ongoing responsibilities. Staff turnover matters because the board must confirm that licensed individuals who supervise or practice in the shop remain properly licensed and in place. Accidents in the shop must be reported to address safety and regulatory compliance, and to allow the board to review any needed corrective actions or investigations.

Routine monthly sales reports and regular employee performance reviews are internal business records and do not generally require notifying the Board, as they do not directly impact licensure, supervision, or public safety unless tied to a specific regulatory action.