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A Georgia employee left the licensee on 1 June 2026 after 9 years of service. How long after employment ends must the employee records be retained?

Correct Answer

B) The employee records are held 5 years from the date employment ended

Records required for employees must be maintained for five years from the date the employee is no longer working for the licensee. Other choices: running from hire would end the period while a long-serving employee is still there; destruction on departure is the opposite of the rule; and the period does not track length of service. Source: Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 80-11-2-.01(4)

Answer Options
A
The employee records may be destroyed once the employee has departed
B
The employee records are held 5 years from the date employment ended
C
The employee records are held 5 years from the date of hire instead
D
The employee records are held 9 years, matching the length of service

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Records required for employees must be maintained for five years from the date the employee is no longer working for the licensee. Other choices: running from hire would end the period while a long-serving employee is still there; destruction on departure is the opposite of the rule; and the period does not track length of service. Source: Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 80-11-2-.01(4)

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