What must be included on a badge worn by a registered employee?

The requirement for a badge worn by a registered employee primarily emphasizes that it must clearly display the licensee's business name. This is important as it provides immediate identification of the organization the employee represents, ensuring transparency and fostering trust among clients and the general public. The inclusion of the business name helps to establish authority and professionalism in the workplace, making it clear who is authorized to perform specific duties on behalf of the business.

In contrast, while the employee's personal name, the name of the jurisdiction, and a serial number can all be relevant identifiers in other contexts, they are not necessary for the primary purpose of identifying the business the employee serves. Each of these elements may provide useful information, but they are not mandated for compliance with badge regulations aimed at protecting the public's ability to identify engaged representatives clearly.