New York Code — LAB
Browse 568 sections in division LAB of the New York code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1. 1Short title
- § 2. 2Definitions
- § 3. 3Prohibited employment
- § 4. 4Work for a factory
- § 10. 10Department of labor; commissioner of labor
- § 10-A. 10-ADomestic violence policy
- § 10-B. 10-BDomestic violence employee awareness and assistance
- § 10-C. 10-CWorkforce guidance and information for women initiative
- § 11. 11Deputy commissioner
- § 12. 12Transmission of labor market information
- § 12-C. 12-CPassenger tramway advisory council
- § 12-D. 12-DAdvisory council on farm labor safety
- § 13. 13Oaths of office
- § 14. 14Offices of the department
- § 15. 15Seal
- § 16. 16Vacancies and removals
- § 17. 17Expenses
- § 18. 18Officers and employees
- § 18-C. 18-CSick leave for per diem employees
- § 20. 20Divisions or bureaus
- § 21. 21General powers and duties of commissioner
- § 21-A. 21-AThe industrial commissioner is hereby authorized to enter into agreements with the appropriate agencies of the United States, whereby, in...
- § 21-B. 21-BPower of the industrial commissioner to make agreements for federal reimbursement to the state of certain expenses in connection with vet...
- § 21-C. 21-CPower of commissioner to enter into agreements relating to certain federal acts
- § 21-D. 21-DPower of commissioner to enter into agreement relating to information obtained by the state directory of new hires
- § 21-E. 21-EPowers of the commissioner to prepare and issue a notice to be posted at worksite
- § 21-F. 21-FJob transition plan for certain climate risk-related and energy transition projects
- § 23. 23Administrative regulations
- § 24. 24Delegation of powers by commissioner
- § 25. 25Power to enter and inspect premises
- § 25-A. 25-APower to administer the New York youth jobs program tax credit
- § 25-B. 25-BPower to administer the workers with disabilities tax credit program
- § 25-C. 25-CPower to administer the empire state apprenticeship tax credit program
- § 26. 26Examination of books and papers
- § 27. 27Safety and health standards
- § 27-A. 27-ASafety and health standards for public employees
- § 27-B. 27-BDuty of public employers to develop and implement programs to prevent workplace violence
- § 27-C. 27-CPreparation of public employers for state disaster emergencies involving public health
- § 27-D. 27-DWorkplace safety committees
- § 27-E. 27-EPrevention of retail workplace violence
- § 27-F. 27-FRequiring first aid materials in a workplace to include an opioid antagonist
- § 29. 29Procedure for issuing safety and health rules
- § 30. 30Variations
- § 31. 31Duty to furnish information and facilitate inspections
- § 32. 32Interference with officer or employee of department prohibited
- § 33. 33Service of notice
- § 34. 34Department to keep record and publish bulletin of licenses
- § 35. 35Maintenance of records
- § 36. 36Destruction of old records
- § 37. 37Department's process to be in its name
- § 38. 38Oaths and affidavits
- § 39. 39Hearings and subpoenas
- § 40. 40Proceedings before officers or employees
- § 41. 41Rules governing hearings
- § 42. 42Youth education, employment and training program
- § 43. 43Transfer of funds to the unemployment insurance occupational training fund
- § 44. 44Workplace fatality registry; construction
- § 100. 100Industrial board of appeals
- § 101. 101Review by industrial board of appeals
- § 102. 102Review by court
- § 103. 103Limited review of provisions of chapter and of rules, regulations and orders
- § 104. 104Corporate instruments; inquiry by board
- § 130. 130Employment of minors under fourteen years of age
- § 131. 131Employment of minors fourteen or fifteen years of age
- § 132. 132Employment of minor sixteen or seventeen years of age
- § 133. 133Prohibited employments of minors
- § 134. 134Placement of minors by employment agencies
- § 135. 135Duties of employers
- § 136. 136Employment of minors fourteen to eighteen years of age under physical disability
- § 137. 137Duty of commissioner to transmit information
- § 138. 138Employment of persons apparently under eighteen years of age
- § 139. 139Physical examination of employed minors; cancellation of employment certificate
- § 140. 140Enforcement of violations relating to child performers, child models, street trades, and newspaper carriers
- § 141. 141Civil penalties
- § 142. 142Hours of work for minors fourteen and fifteen years of age
- § 143. 143Hours of work for minors sixteen and seventeen years of age
- § 144. 144Posting of hours
- § 145. 145Criminal penalties
- § 150. 150Definitions
- § 151. 151Employment requirements
- § 152. 152Educational requirement
- § 153. 153Enforcement of violations; civil penalties
- § 154. 154Child performer advisory board to prevent eating disorders
- § 154-A. 154-ARegulations
- § 190. 190Definitions
- § 191. 191Frequency of payments
- § 191-A. 191-ADefinitions
- § 191-B. 191-BContracts with sales representatives
- § 191-C. 191-CPayment of sales commission
- § 192. 192Cash payment of wages
- § 193. 193Deductions from wages
- § 194. 194Differential in rate of pay because of protected class status prohibited
- § 194-A. 194-AWage or salary history inquiries prohibited
- § 194-B. 194-BMandatory disclosure of compensation or range of compensation
- § 195. 195Notice and record-keeping requirements
- § 196. 196Powers of commissioner
- § 196-A. 196-AComplaints by employees to commissioner
- § 196-B. 196-BSick leave requirements
- § 196-D. 196-DGratuities
- § 197. 197Civil penalty
- § 198. 198Costs, remedies
- § 198-A. 198-ACriminal penalties
- § 198-B. 198-B"Kick-back" of wages prohibited
- § 198-C. 198-CBenefits or wage supplements
- § 198-D. 198-DPosting regulations on illegal wage deductions
- § 198-E. 198-EConstruction industry wage theft
- § 199. 199Rules and regulations
- § 199-A. 199-ANotification of process
- § 200. 200General duty to protect health and safety of employees; enforcement
- § 200-A. 200-ALaws to be posted at airports
- § 201. 201Laws and orders to be posted
- § 201-A. 201-AFingerprinting of employees prohibited
- § 201-B. 201-BFees for medical examination
- § 201-C. 201-CDiscrimination in child-care leave prohibited
- § 201-D. 201-DDiscrimination against the engagement in certain activities
- § 201-E. 201-EMaintenance of employee-patient records at occupational health service centers
- § 201-F. 201-FPosting regulations on employment of persons previously convicted of one or more crimes
- § 201-G. 201-GPrevention of sexual harassment
- § 201-H. 201-HPosting of veterans' benefits and services
- § 201-I. 201-IRequest for access to personal accounts prohibited
- § 202. 202Protection of the public and of persons engaged at window cleaning and cleaning of exterior surfaces of buildings
- § 202-A. 202-ALeave of absence for bone marrow donations
- § 202-B. 202-BLeave for organ or bone marrow donation granted to state employees
- § 202-C. 202-CPrevention of personal injuries in the use of ski tows, other passenger tramways and downhill ski areas
- § 202-D. 202-DCoin-operated machines performing a manufacturing process
- § 202-E. 202-EProtection of persons employed on/in vehicular bridges and/or tunnels
- § 202-F. 202-FProtection of hotel and motel employees against fire hazards in employee housing facilities
- § 202-G. 202-GDisplay of fuel-connected appliances in wholesale or retail store
- § 202-H. 202-HHigh-voltage proximity
- § 202-I. 202-ILeave of absence for military spouses
- § 202-J. 202-JLeave of absence for blood donation granted to employees
- § 202-K. 202-KProtection of persons employed in the broadcast industry
- § 202-L. 202-LLeave of absence for volunteer emergency responders
- § 203. 203Washrooms, washing facilities and waterclosets for elevator employees
- § 203-A. 203-ASeats in certain passenger elevators or relief for the operator
- § 203-B. 203-BSeats for female employees
- § 203-C. 203-CEmployee privacy protection
- § 203-D. 203-DEmployee personal identifying information
- § 203-E. 203-EProhibition of discrimination based on an employee's or a dependent's reproductive health decision making
- § 203-F. 203-FInventions made by employees
- § 204. 204Inspection of boilers; enforcement; fees; identification; exceptions
- § 204-B. 204-BRefunds
- § 205. 205Prohibition against eating meals in certain workrooms
- § 206. 206Prevention of personal injuries to persons engaged in tree trimming
- § 206-A. 206-APhysical examinations of females
- § 206-C. 206-CRight of nursing employees to express breast milk
- § 207. 207Protection of employees at switchboards
- § 207-A. 207-AEmployee safety in work on energized high voltage lines
- § 208. 208Labels, brands and marks used by labor organizations
- § 209. 209Illegal use of labels, brands and marks; injunction proceedings
- § 209-A. 209-AFraudulent representation in labor organizations
- § 210. 210Proceedings for nonenforcement
- § 210-A. 210-ALegal duty to employees
- § 211. 211Protection of employees
- § 211-A. 211-AProhibition against use of funds
- § 212. 212Drinking water for farm laborers
- § 212-A. 212-AMigrant registration law
- § 212-B. 212-BFarm labor camp commissaries; issuance of permit; renewal, refusal, suspension, and revocation of permit; rules and regulations
- § 212-C. 212-CDefinitions
- § 212-D. 212-DField sanitation for farm hand workers, farm field workers and farm food processing workers
- § 213. 213Violations of provisions of labor law; the rules, regulations or orders of the industrial commissioner and the industrial board of appeals
- § 213-A. 213-ASpecial provisions regarding the purchasing of apparel or sports equipment by the state university of New York and the city university of...
- § 214. 214Criminal prosecution
- § 215. 215Penalties and civil action; prohibited retaliation
- § 215-A. 215-ADiscrimination against employees for failure to meet certain ticket quotas
- § 215-B. 215-BChildren; adverse information; notification
- § 215-C. 215-CDiscrimination against employees for displaying the American flag
- § 216. 216Failure to pay statutory inspection fees
- § 217. 217Employee notification and remittance of premiums; group policies of accident and health insurance
- § 218. 218Violations of certain provisions; civil penalties
- § 218-A. 218-ASun safety education for state employees
- § 218-B. 218-BPrevention of occupational exposure to an airborne infectious disease
- § 219. 219Violations of certain wage payment provisions; interest, filing of order as judgment
- § 219-A. 219-AAffirmation in lieu of oath
- § 219-C. 219-CPublic notice of employer violations
- § 219-D. 219-DEmergency alert notification system employer registration
- § 220. 220Hours, wages and supplements
- § 220-A. 220-AStatements showing amounts due for wages and supplements to be filed--Verification
- § 220-B. 220-BAmounts due for wages and supplements may be withheld for benefit of laborers
- § 220-C. 220-CContractor or subcontractor verifying false statement guilty of perjury
- § 220-D. 220-DMinimum rate of wage and supplement
- § 220-E. 220-EProvisions in contracts prohibiting discrimination on account of race, creed, color or national origin in employment of citizens upon pub...
- § 220-F. 220-FLabor policy of the state with regard to public work contracts; participation in an international boycott prohibited
- § 220-G. 220-GAdditional enforcement of article
- § 220-H. 220-HOccupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) construction safety and health course
- § 220-I. 220-IRegistration system for contractors and subcontractors
- § 220-J. 220-JPayroll reporting requirements
- § 221. 221Company stores
- § 221-A. 221-APermits required
- § 221-B. 221-BIssue of permits
- § 222. 222Project labor agreements
- § 222-A. 222-APrevention of dust hazard in public works
- § 223. 223Enforcement of article
- § 224. 224Contracting for public work; enforcement
- § 224-A. 224-APrevailing wage requirements applicable to construction projects performed under private contract
- § 224-B. 224-BStop-work orders
- § 224-C. 224-CPublic subsidy board
- § 224-D. 224-DWage requirements for certain renewable energy systems
- § 224-E. 224-EWage requirements for certain broadband projects
- § 224-F. 224-FWage requirements for certain climate risk-related and energy transition projects
- § 225. 225Hours of labor and wages on work of elimination of grade crossings
- § 225-A. 225-AGeneral requirements making applicable certain provisions of article eight and providing for enforcement thereof
- § 226. 226Wages for such work; prevailing rate
- § 227. 227Enforcement of the provisions of this article
- § 230. 230Definitions
- § 231. 231Prevailing wage
- § 232. 232Overtime
- § 233. 233Record keeping
- § 234. 234Powers of the fiscal officer
- § 235. 235Investigation and hearing
- § 236. 236Failure to protest underpayments
- § 237. 237Statements showing amounts due for wages
- § 238. 238Penalties
- § 239. 239Provisions in contracts prohibiting discrimination on account of race, creed, color, national origin, age or sex
- § 239-A. 239-AEnforcement of article
- § 240. 240Scaffolding and other devices for use of employees
- § 241. 241Construction, excavation and demolition work
- § 241-A. 241-AProtection of workmen in or at elevator shaftways, hatchways and stairwells
- § 241-B. 241-BMarking of transparent glass doors required
- § 242. 242Application and enforcement of article
- § 330. 330Fair wages task force; definitions
- § 331. 331Establishment of a fair wages task force
- § 332. 332Duties
- § 333. 333Powers
- § 334. 334Task force training; assistance of agencies
- § 340. 340Special task force for the apparel industry
- § 341. 341Registration
- § 341-A. 341-AUnlawfully manufactured apparel
- § 342. 342Establishment of a special task force
- § 343. 343Duties
- § 344. 344Powers
- § 345. 345Violations, penalties, procedures
- § 345-A. 345-ALiability of manufacturers and contractors
- § 345-B. 345-BConfiscation of goods
- § 346. 346Special task force training; assistance of agencies
- § 347. 347Report
- § 348. 348Powers of commissioner; surety bond; civil and criminal penalties
- § 349-A. 349-AAnnual reports
- § 350. 350Legislative purpose and definitions
- § 351. 351Powers of the industrial commissioner and exceptions
- § 352. 352Permits required
- § 353. 353Fees
- § 354. 354Conditions of manufacture
- § 354-A. 354-ADistribution of homework to employees by employer
- § 355. 355Periodic inspection
- § 356. 356Notice of unlawful manufacture
- § 357. 357Unlawfully manufactured articles
- § 358. 358Revocation or suspension of permits and certificates
- § 358-A. 358-AAction and injunction
- § 359. 359Inspection of health records
- § 360. 360Notice and hearing
- § 361. 361Summary proceedings; when may be instituted
- § 361-A. 361-AEmployment status of industrial homeworkers
- § 361-B. 361-BCivil penalties
- § 362. 362Rules and regulations
- § 363. 363Construction
- § 450. 450Application of article
- § 451. 451Definitions
- § 452. 452Packing and labeling
- § 453. 453Storage
- § 454. 454Construction of magazines
- § 455. 455Magazine precautions
- § 456. 456Location of magazines
- § 457. 457Relocation of magazines
- § 458. 458Licenses and certificates
- § 459. 459Denial or revocation of license or certificate
- § 460. 460Seizure, impounding, destruction or disposition of explosives
- § 461. 461Record and notice of sales, deliveries or gifts
- § 462. 462Rules and regulations
- § 463. 463Review
- § 464. 464Costs and penalties
- § 464-A. 464-ALocal laws
- § 466. 466Separability
- § 470. 470General provision as to construction, equipment and maintenance of places of public assembly
- § 471. 471Rules
- § 472. 472Enforcement
- § 473. 473Certificate of compliance with requirements of law
- § 473-A. 473-APosting of means of egress in places of public assembly
- § 474. 474Revocation of certificate of compliance
- § 474-A. 474-AApplication to New York city and other cities
- § 475. 475Crowd control plans in certain places of public assembly
- § 650. 650Statement of public policy
- § 651. 651Definitions
- § 652. 652Minimum wage
- § 653. 653Investigation of adequacy of wages
- § 654. 654Basis of changes in minimum wage
- § 655. 655Wage board; procedure; report
- § 656. 656Action by commissioner upon wage board report
- § 657. 657Appeals from wage orders and regulations
- § 658. 658Appeals from compliance orders
- § 659. 659Reconsideration of wage orders and regulations
- § 660. 660Commissioner's powers of investigation
- § 661. 661Records of employers
- § 662. 662Penalties
- § 663. 663Civil action
- § 664. 664Referrals by employment agencies
- § 665. 665Savings clause
- § 670. 670Statement of public policy; findings
- § 671. 671Definitions
- § 672. 672Application of article