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Showing posts with label TABC-Certification-News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TABC-Certification-News. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

What Liquor Should More People Know About?


Ever wonder what your local barkeep or restaurant manager would really like you to drink when you order one? Of course, you’re not in the know or if you don’t have the related certification (i.e. Learn2serve Alcohol License). Read on to learn about some of the underdogs of alcoholic beverages that made it to our list:

Friday, July 27, 2012

TABC to Deploy Apps vs. to Excessive, Underage Drinking

 

Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) is set to put a damper on traditional alcohol-fueled revelry on Texas beaches this spring break, but parents and the public in general aren't complaining. The potential showstoppers (for college students, at least) are two apps being developed for the TABC: an app that will help alcohol-imbibing users to gauge their motor skills; and an app that will allow anyone to file a complaint with the TABC against an establishment suspected either of serving alcohol to a minor or of over-serving alcohol.

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Food Safety Tips for Pregnant Women; TABC and Spring Break

Eating out means eating right. In the midst of food recalls and multi-state foodborne illness outbreaks, the injunction has never been truer—especially for pregnant moms, who must be particularly careful of what they eat because of their compromised immune systems.

That is not to say of course that moms should stop going to Taco Bell or KFC (most restaurants now require a food safety certification or a food handler certification as an employment requirement) and make do with home cooking all nine months.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Common ABC License Types and Their Basic Privilege

Friday, September 16, 2011

Re-Certifying Your TABC Certification

This is only a voluntary certification that you can get and is being offered by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). TABC certification is not mandated by state law, but is often mandated by many employers simply because it reduces their liability and provides a more educated and professional employee for the workplace. Of course, you can also choose to get this certification on your own just to make yourself a more desirable prospect for employment. Regardless of whether you get this certification for your own good or because it is required, the course is good for two years. When those two years are up, you have to re-certify.