Who has
the privilege of an operator’s license for the purpose of satisfying the
requirements that the licensee or someone with an operator’s license be
on the premise when it is open for business?
Persons with the privilege of an operator’s license are:
1. Persons holding a manager’s license. Wis. Stat. sec. 125.32(2).
2. Members of a licensee’s immediate family: i.e., those persons at
least 18 years of age who are related to and reside in the common
household of the licensee (individual or partner in a partnership). See
Wis. Stat. secs. 125.32(2) and 125.68(2). Family members who do not
reside in the common household of the licensee may, like anyone else 18
or over, work under the immediate supervision of the licensee, the
approved corporate or limited liability company’s agent, someone with
the privilege of an operator’s license, a licensed manager, or a
licensed operator, but they may not work alone or supervise others
unless they are licensed.
3. The approved agent of a
corporation also has the privilege of an operator’s license. Wis. Stat.
sec. 125.32(2).This privilege does not extend to the members of the
agent’s immediate family or to the officers/directors of the
corporation.