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Every server's MAST permit, who may mix and pour, and who may work tonight
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Each person who serves: Class 12 or Class 13, when it runs out, the 60 days for new hires, and who turns 21.
 
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Who is on the floor and who is behind the bar each night, put there only if their permit allows it that day.
 
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Where they are kept, and how to take them with you.
 
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In Washington anyone who serves, mixes, sells or supervises alcohol for drinking on the premises holds a MAST permit, within 60 days of being hired. Class 12 is for 21 and over and may mix and pour; Class 13 is for 18 to 20 and may serve but not mix or pour. A permit lasts five years, is not renewed - a new class is taken before it runs out - and has no grace period after. It belongs to the person.

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Serving on the floor needs a permit in force that day, or the first 60 days. Behind the bar, mixing and pouring, needs a Class 12.

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