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By: Joe Griffin
Updated: May 12, 2009
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As the Hub City prepares for packaged alcohol sales, there are now questions about who can legally work in grocery check-out lines and sell you beer and wine.

Under Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code 106.09, you can be 16 years old and work at a store that sells beer and wine only.

Representatives of United Supermarkets said that when their license is granted they will be making all of their employees take a TABC certified course making them TABC certified.

This course includes training on identifying fake identifications.

Employees will also take on the task of watching the parking lots for underage people trying to obtain alcohol.

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