How to Fill Out Form LIC 9052

LIC 9052 at a glance

Who signs: The employee signs on the Signature of Employee line and completes the Date line.

A filled-in LIC 9052 example: a new employee signs the acknowledgement

LIC 9052 example filled out, example: a new employee signs the acknowledgement
Jordan Sample starts work at Sample Child Care Center, whose licensee is Pat Example. At the time of employment, Pat Example gives Jordan the form. Jordan completes the bottom of the form and signs it, and the licensee keeps the signed acknowledgement of receipt in Jordan's file. The picture shows the form before the bottom is detached, with only the bottom filled in. Every name and date in the example is made up. Open the picture to see it full size.

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The acknowledgement of receipt at the bottom of the form
LIC 9052 example filled out, the acknowledgement of receipt at the bottom of the form

The child care facility licensee is required to give the employee this form, to have the employee complete and detach the bottom of the form, and to maintain the signed acknowledgement of receipt of the form in the employee's file.

After "This is to acknowledge that I", print the name of the employee, who has received a copy of "EMPLOYEE RIGHTS" from the employer.

After "employer", print the name of the employer; after "authorized representative of", print the name of the facility. The employer is the licensee or authorized representative of the facility.

The employee signs on the Signature of Employee line and completes the Date line.

Employee claims

If an employee alleges a violation by the employer

Pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 1596.882, an employee alleging the violation by the employer of any action described on the form shall do the following: present the employer with a claim alleging violation of the employee's rights within 45 days after the discharge, demotion, suspension or threat thereof or for discriminating against the employee for taking such action; and file a claim with the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement no later than 90 days after the employer takes any of the actions described on the form against the employee.

Upon receipt of the employee's complaint, the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement shall do whatever investigation it deems appropriate to resolve the complaint.

Within 30 days of receipt of a complaint from an employee as outlined above, the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement shall review the facts of the complaint and set either a hearing date or notify the employee and the employer of its decision.

Except for any grievance procedure or arbitration or hearing that is available to the employee pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement, Section 1596.882 is the exclusive means for presenting claims.

To file a claim with the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, check the white pages of the local telephone directory under State Government Offices, California State of, Industrial relations Department, Labor Standards Enforcement-Working Conditions, for the local telephone number and address of the nearest office, or contact the headquarters office at P.O. Box 603, San Francisco, CA 94101, telephone (415) 703-4810.

Common questions about LIC 9052

What is lic 9052?

This form is intended to meet the requirements of Health and Safety Code Sections 1596.881 and 1596.882, which require that employees be informed, at the time of employment, of their rights to file complaints against their employer for violating any licensing law or regulation.

Is there a deadline?

Pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 1596.882, an employee alleging the violation by the employer of any action described on the form shall do the following: present the employer with a claim alleging violation of the employee's rights within 45 days after the discharge, demotion, suspension or threat thereof or for discriminating against the employee for taking such action; and file a claim with the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement no later than 90 days after the employer takes any of the actions described on the form against the employee.

Where do I file it?

The child care facility licensee is required to give the employee this form, to have the employee complete and detach the bottom of the form, and to maintain the signed acknowledgement of receipt of the form in the employee's file.

Sources

[1] LIC 9052 (01/22), Notice: Employee Rights, California Department of Social Services (the Official source link on this page).

LIC 9052 PDF Details

No employer shall discharge, demote, suspend or threaten to discharge, demote or suspend, or in any manner discriminate against any employee for taking any of the following actions:

Complaint: making an oral or written complaint against the employer.

Proceeding: instituting or causing to be instituted any proceeding against the employer regarding the violation of any licensing law or other laws.

Witness: is, or will be, a witness or testifier in a proceeding regarding the violation of any licensing law or other law.

Refusing: refusing to perform work that is in violation of a licensing law or regulation after notifying the employer of the violation.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameLIC 9052
Form Length1 page
Fillable?Yes
Fillable fields6
Avg. time to fill out1 min
Edition01/22
Issuing agencyCalifornia Department of Social Services
Who signsThe employee
Matches the agency's fileYes, checked October 1, 2026
Other namesLIC 9052, LIC9052, Notice: Employee Rights
Official sourceLIC 9052 (Rev 01/22), California Department of Social Services