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- New York Labor Law Section 1
Short title.
- New York Labor Law Section 2
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 3
Prohibited employment.
- New York Labor Law Section 4
Work for a factory.
- New York Labor Law Section 10
Department of labor; commissioner of labor.
- New York Labor Law Section 10-A
Domestic violence policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 10-B
Domestic violence employee awareness and assistance.
- New York Labor Law Section 11
Deputy commissioner.
- New York Labor Law Section 12
Transmission of labor market information.
- New York Labor Law Section 12-C
Passenger tramway advisory council.
- New York Labor Law Section 12-D
Advisory council on farm labor safety. Expiration Date: 03/31/1972
- New York Labor Law Section 13
Oaths of office.
- New York Labor Law Section 14
Offices of the department.
- New York Labor Law Section 15
Seal.
- New York Labor Law Section 16
Vacancies and removals.
- New York Labor Law Section 17
Expenses.
- New York Labor Law Section 18
Officers and employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 18-C
Sick leave for per diem employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 20
Divisions or bureaus.
- New York Labor Law Section 21
General powers and duties of commissioner.
- New York Labor Law Section 21-A
(Enacted without section heading).
- New York Labor Law Section 21-B
Power of the industrial commissioner to make agreements for federal reimbursement to the state of certain expenses in connection with veterans' traini
- New York Labor Law Section 21-C
Power of commissioner to enter into agreements relating to certain federal acts.
- New York Labor Law Section 21-D
Power of commissioner to enter into agreement relating to information obtained by the state directory of new hires.
- New York Labor Law Section 21-E
Powers of the commissioner to prepare and issue a notice to be posted at worksite.
- New York Labor Law Section 23
Administrative regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 24
Delegation of powers by commissioner.
- New York Labor Law Section 25
Power to enter and inspect premises.
- New York Labor Law Section 26
Examination of books and papers.
- New York Labor Law Section 27
Safety and health standards.
- New York Labor Law Section 27-A
Safety and health standards for public employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 29
Procedure for issuing safety and health rules.
- New York Labor Law Section 30
Variations.
- New York Labor Law Section 31
Duty to furnish information and facilitate inspections.
- New York Labor Law Section 32
Interference with officer or employee of department prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 33
Service of notice.
- New York Labor Law Section 34
Department to keep record and publish bulletin of licenses.
- New York Labor Law Section 35
Maintenance of records.
- New York Labor Law Section 36
Destruction of old records.
- New York Labor Law Section 37
Department's process to be in its name.
- New York Labor Law Section 38
Oaths and affidavits.
- New York Labor Law Section 39
Hearings and subpoenas.
- New York Labor Law Section 40
Proceedings before officers or employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 41
Rules governing hearings.
- New York Labor Law Section 42
Youth education, employment and training program.
- New York Labor Law Section 43
Transfer of funds to the unemployment insurance occupational training fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 100
Industrial board of appeals.
- New York Labor Law Section 101
Review by industrial board of appeals.
- New York Labor Law Section 102
Review by court.
- New York Labor Law Section 103
Limited review of provisions of chapter and of rules, regulations and orders.
- New York Labor Law Section 104
Corporate instruments; inquiry by board.
- New York Labor Law Section 130
Employment of minors under fourteen years of age.
- New York Labor Law Section 131
Employment of minors fourteen or fifteen years of age.
- New York Labor Law Section 132
Employment of minor sixteen or seventeen years of age.
- New York Labor Law Section 133
Prohibited employments of minors.
- New York Labor Law Section 134
Placement of minors by employment agencies.
- New York Labor Law Section 135
Duties of employers.
- New York Labor Law Section 136
Employment of minors fourteen to eighteen years of age under physical disability.
- New York Labor Law Section 137
Duty of commissioner to transmit information.
- New York Labor Law Section 138
Employment of persons apparently under eighteen years of age.
- New York Labor Law Section 139
Physical examination of employed minors; cancellation of employment certificate.
- New York Labor Law Section 140
Enforcement of violations relating to child performers, child models, street trades, and newspaper carriers.
- New York Labor Law Section 141
Civil penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 142
Hours of work for minors fourteen and fifteen years of age.
- New York Labor Law Section 143
Hours of work for minors sixteen and seventeen years of age.
- New York Labor Law Section 144
Posting of hours.
- New York Labor Law Section 145
Criminal penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 150
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 151
Employment requirements.
- New York Labor Law Section 152
Educational requirement.
- New York Labor Law Section 153
Enforcement of violations; civil penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 160
Hours to constitute a day's work.
- New York Labor Law Section 161
One day rest in seven.
- New York Labor Law Section 162
Time allowed for meals.
- New York Labor Law Section 163
Hours of labor in brickyards.
- New York Labor Law Section 164
Hours of labor on street railroads.
- New York Labor Law Section 165
Steam and other railroads.
- New York Labor Law Section 166
Signalmen.
- New York Labor Law Section 168
Hours of labor of certain state employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 169
One day of rest for certain state employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 169-A
One day of rest for state employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 190
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 191
Frequency of payments.
- New York Labor Law Section 191-A
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 191-B
Contracts with sales representatives.
- New York Labor Law Section 191-C
Payment of sales commission.
- New York Labor Law Section 192
Cash payment of wages.
- New York Labor Law Section 193
Deductions from wages.
- New York Labor Law Section 194
Differential in rate of pay because of sex prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 195
Notice and record-keeping requirements.
- New York Labor Law Section 196
Powers of commissioner.
- New York Labor Law Section 196-A
Complaints by employees to commissioner.
- New York Labor Law Section 196-D
Gratuities.
- New York Labor Law Section 197
Civil penalty.
- New York Labor Law Section 198
Costs, remedies.
- New York Labor Law Section 198-A
Criminal penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 198-B
"Kick-back" of wages prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 198-C
Benefits or wage supplements.
- New York Labor Law Section 198-D
Posting regulations on illegal wage deductions.
- New York Labor Law Section 199
Rules and regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 199-A
Notification of process.
- New York Labor Law Section 200
General duty to protect the health and safety of employees; enforcement.
- New York Labor Law Section 201
Laws and orders to be posted.
- New York Labor Law Section 201-A
Fingerprinting of employees prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 201-B
Fees for medical examination.
- New York Labor Law Section 201-C
Discrimination in child-care leave prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 201-D
Discrimination against the engagement in certain activities.
- New York Labor Law Section 201-E
Maintenance of employee-patient records at occupational health service centers.
- New York Labor Law Section 202
Protection of the public and of persons engaged at window cleaning and cleaning of exterior surfaces of buildings.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-A
Leave of absence for bone marrow donations.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-B
Leave for organ or bone marrow donation granted to state employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-C
Prevention of personal injuries in the use of ski tows, other passenger tramways and downhill ski areas.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-D
Coin-operated machines performing a manufacturing process.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-E
Protection of persons employed on/in vehicular bridges and/or tunnels.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-F
Protection of hotel and motel employees against fire hazards in employee housing facilities.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-G
Display of fuel-connected appliances in wholesale or retail store.
- New York Labor Law Section 202-H
High-voltage proximity.
- New York Labor Law Section 203
Washrooms, washing facilities and waterclosets for elevator employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 203-A
Seats in certain passenger elevators or relief for the operator.
- New York Labor Law Section 203-B
Seats for female employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 204
Inspection of boilers; enforcement; fees; identification; exceptions.
- New York Labor Law Section 204-A
Examination of plans; fees.
- New York Labor Law Section 204-B
Refunds.
- New York Labor Law Section 205
Prohibition against eating meals in certain workrooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 206
Prevention of personal injuries to persons engaged in tree trimming.
- New York Labor Law Section 206-A
Physical examinations of females.
- New York Labor Law Section 206-B
Employment of females after child-birth prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 207
Protection of employees at switchboards.
- New York Labor Law Section 207-A
Employee safety in work on energized high voltage lines. Expiration Date: 07/01/2008
- New York Labor Law Section 208
Labels, brands and marks used by labor organizations.
- New York Labor Law Section 209
Illegal use of labels, brands and marks; injunction proceedings.
- New York Labor Law Section 209-A
Fraudulent representation in labor organizations.
- New York Labor Law Section 210
Proceedings for nonenforcement.
- New York Labor Law Section 210-A
Legal duty to employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 211
Protection of employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 211-A
Prohibition against use of funds.
- New York Labor Law Section 212
Drinking water for farm laborers.
- New York Labor Law Section 212-A
Migrant registration law.
- New York Labor Law Section 212-B
Farm labor camp commissaries; issuance of permit; renewal, refusal, suspension, and revocation of permit; rules and regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 212-C
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 212-D
Field sanitation for farm hand workers, farm field workers and farm food processing workers.
- New York Labor Law Section 213
Violations of provisions of labor law; the rules, regulations or orders of the industrial commissioner and the industrial board of appeals.
- New York Labor Law Section 213-A
Special provisions regarding the purchasing of apparel or sports equipment by the state university of New York and the city university of New York.
- New York Labor Law Section 214
Criminal prosecution.
- New York Labor Law Section 215
Penalties and civil action; employer who penalizes employees because of complaints of employer violations.
- New York Labor Law Section 215-A
Discrimination against employees for failure to meet certain ticket quotas. Expiration Date: 09/01/2007
- New York Labor Law Section 215-B
Children; adverse information; notification.
- New York Labor Law Section 215-C
Discrimination against employees for displaying the American flag.
- New York Labor Law Section 216
Failure to pay statutory inspection fees.
- New York Labor Law Section 217
Employee notification and remittance of premiums; group policies of accident and health insurance.
- New York Labor Law Section 218
Violations of certain provisions; civil penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 219
Violations of certain wage payment provisions; interest, filing of order as judgment.
- New York Labor Law Section 220
Hours, wages and supplements.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-A
Statements showing amounts due for wages and supplements to be filed--Verification.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-B
Amounts due for wages and supplements may be withheld for benefit of laborers.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-C
Contractor or subcontractor verifying false statement guilty of perjury.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-D
Minimum rate of wage and supplement.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-E
Provisions in contracts prohibiting discrimination on account of race, creed, color or national origin in employment of citizens upon public works.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-F
Labor policy of the state with regard to public work contracts; participation in an international boycott prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 220-G
Additional enforcement of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 221
Company stores.
- New York Labor Law Section 221-A
Permits required.
- New York Labor Law Section 221-B
Issue of permits.
- New York Labor Law Section 222-A
Prevention of dust hazard in public works.
- New York Labor Law Section 223
Enforcement of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 225
Hours of labor and wages on work of elimination of grade crossings.
- New York Labor Law Section 225-A
General requirements making applicable certain provisions of article eight and providing for enforcement thereof.
- New York Labor Law Section 226
Wages for such work; prevailing rate.
- New York Labor Law Section 227
Enforcement of the provisions of this article.
- New York Labor Law Section 230
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 231
Prevailing wage.
- New York Labor Law Section 232
Overtime.
- New York Labor Law Section 233
Record keeping.
- New York Labor Law Section 234
Powers of the fiscal officer.
- New York Labor Law Section 235
Investigation and hearing.
- New York Labor Law Section 236
Failure to protest underpayments.
- New York Labor Law Section 237
Statements showing amounts due for wages.
- New York Labor Law Section 238
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 239
Provisions in contracts prohibiting discrimination on account of race, creed, color, national origin, age or sex.
- New York Labor Law Section 239-A
Enforcement of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 240
Scaffolding and other devices for use of employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 241
Construction, excavation and demolition work.
- New York Labor Law Section 241-A
Protection of workmen in or at elevator shaftways, hatchways and stairwells.
- New York Labor Law Section 241-B
Marking of transparent glass doors required.
- New York Labor Law Section 242
Application and enforcement of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 255
Elevators and hoistways.
- New York Labor Law Section 257
Illumination.
- New York Labor Law Section 260
Incombustible, fireproof and fire-resisting or fire-resistive material.
- New York Labor Law Section 261
Fire door.
- New York Labor Law Section 262
Fireproof window or fire window.
- New York Labor Law Section 263
Fireproof partition or fire partition.
- New York Labor Law Section 264
Fireproof building.
- New York Labor Law Section 265
Fire wall.
- New York Labor Law Section 266
Exterior enclosed fireproof stairway.
- New York Labor Law Section 267
Horizontal exit.
- New York Labor Law Section 268
Exterior screened stairway.
- New York Labor Law Section 269
Application of provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 270
Construction of buildings erected after October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen.
- New York Labor Law Section 271
Requirements for buildings erected before October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen.
- New York Labor Law Section 272
Additional requirements for all buildings.
- New York Labor Law Section 273
Fire-escapes erected after October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen, on buildings theretofore erected.
- New York Labor Law Section 274
Fire-escapes erected before October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen.
- New York Labor Law Section 275
Special laws and local ordinances.
- New York Labor Law Section 276
Inspection of buildings and approval of plans.
- New York Labor Law Section 277
Notice of issue of local construction permit.
- New York Labor Law Section 278
Limitation of number of occupants.
- New York Labor Law Section 279
Fire alarm signal systems and fire drills.
- New York Labor Law Section 280
Automatic fire extinguishing systems.
- New York Labor Law Section 281
Fireproof receptacles.
- New York Labor Law Section 282
Gas jets and other lights.
- New York Labor Law Section 283
Smoking.
- New York Labor Law Section 291
Cleanliness and safety of rooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 292
Drinking water.
- New York Labor Law Section 293
Washrooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 294
Dressing rooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 295
Waterclosets.
- New York Labor Law Section 296
Laundries.
- New York Labor Law Section 297
Unclean factories.
- New York Labor Law Section 299
Ventilation, heating and humidity.
- New York Labor Law Section 300
Size of rooms; air space per person.
- New York Labor Law Section 310
Foundries.
- New York Labor Law Section 315
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 316
Duties of owners and occupiers.
- New York Labor Law Section 330
Fair wages task force; definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 331
Establishment of a fair wages task force.
- New York Labor Law Section 332
Duties.
- New York Labor Law Section 333
Powers.
- New York Labor Law Section 334
Task force training; assistance of agencies.
- New York Labor Law Section 340
Special task force for the apparel industry.
- New York Labor Law Section 341
Registration.
- New York Labor Law Section 341-A
Unlawfully manufactured apparel.
- New York Labor Law Section 342
Establishment of a special task force.
- New York Labor Law Section 343
Duties.
- New York Labor Law Section 344
Powers.
- New York Labor Law Section 345
Violations, penalties, procedures.
- New York Labor Law Section 345-A
Liability of manufacturers and contractors.
- New York Labor Law Section 346
Special task force training; assistance of agencies.
- New York Labor Law Section 347
Report.
- New York Labor Law Section 348
Powers of commissioner; surety bond; civil and criminal penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 349
Special September eleventh bidders registry. Repeal Date: 09/01/2006
- New York Labor Law Section 349-A
Annual reports.
- New York Labor Law Section 350
Legislative purpose and definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 351
Powers of the industrial commissioner and exceptions.
- New York Labor Law Section 352
Permits required.
- New York Labor Law Section 353
Fees.
- New York Labor Law Section 354
Conditions of manufacture.
- New York Labor Law Section 354-A
Distribution of homework to employees by employer.
- New York Labor Law Section 355
Periodic inspection.
- New York Labor Law Section 356
Notice of unlawful manufacture.
- New York Labor Law Section 357
Unlawfully manufactured articles.
- New York Labor Law Section 358
Revocation or suspension of permits and certificates.
- New York Labor Law Section 358-A
Action and injunction.
- New York Labor Law Section 359
Inspection of health records.
- New York Labor Law Section 360
Notice and hearing.
- New York Labor Law Section 361
Summary proceedings; when may be instituted.
- New York Labor Law Section 361-A
Employment status of industrial homeworkers.
- New York Labor Law Section 361-B
Civil penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 362
Rules and regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 363
Construction.
- New York Labor Law Section 376
Mercantile establishments and restaurants.
- New York Labor Law Section 377
Drinking water.
- New York Labor Law Section 378
Washrooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 379
Dressing rooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 380
Lunchrooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 381
Waterclosets.
- New York Labor Law Section 382
Ventilation, temperature and humidity.
- New York Labor Law Section 390
Contribution to benefit or insurance fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 391
Jurisdiction over mercantile and other establishments.
- New York Labor Law Section 392
Exit signs in mercantile establishments or restaurants.
- New York Labor Law Section 400
Notice of beginning.
- New York Labor Law Section 401
Notice of abandonment or discontinuance.
- New York Labor Law Section 402
Blasting.
- New York Labor Law Section 403
Storage of inflammable supplies.
- New York Labor Law Section 404
Washrooms.
- New York Labor Law Section 410
Riding on vehicles.
- New York Labor Law Section 411
Ingress and egress.
- New York Labor Law Section 413
Hoists.
- New York Labor Law Section 414
Ways around shafts.
- New York Labor Law Section 415
Head house and trap doors.
- New York Labor Law Section 416
Timbering.
- New York Labor Law Section 417
Ventilation.
- New York Labor Law Section 425
Definition of pressure.
- New York Labor Law Section 426
Equipment.
- New York Labor Law Section 427
Officers and nurses.
- New York Labor Law Section 428
Physical examinations.
- New York Labor Law Section 429
Users of intoxicants.
- New York Labor Law Section 430
Working time.
- New York Labor Law Section 431
Decompression.
- New York Labor Law Section 432
Rules of the board.
- New York Labor Law Section 435
Responsibility.
- New York Labor Law Section 436
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 437
Proceedings to restrain operation.
- New York Labor Law Section 450
Application of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 451
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 452
Packing and labeling.
- New York Labor Law Section 453
Storage.
- New York Labor Law Section 454
Construction of magazines.
- New York Labor Law Section 455
Magazine precautions.
- New York Labor Law Section 456
Location of magazines.
- New York Labor Law Section 458
Licenses and certificates.
- New York Labor Law Section 459
Denial or revocation of license or certificate.
- New York Labor Law Section 460
Seizure, impounding, destruction or disposition of explosives.
- New York Labor Law Section 461
Record and notice of sales, deliveries or gifts.
- New York Labor Law Section 462
Rules and regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 463
Review.
- New York Labor Law Section 464
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 464-A
Local laws.
- New York Labor Law Section 465
Separability.
- New York Labor Law Section 470
General provision as to construction, equipment and maintenance of places of public assembly.
- New York Labor Law Section 471
Rules.
- New York Labor Law Section 472
Enforcement.
- New York Labor Law Section 473
Certificate of compliance with requirements of law.
- New York Labor Law Section 473-A
Posting of means of egress in places of public assembly.
- New York Labor Law Section 474
Revocation of certificate of compliance.
- New York Labor Law Section 474-A
Application to New York city and other cities.
- New York Labor Law Section 475
Crowd control plans in certain places of public assembly.
- New York Labor Law Section 500
Short title.
- New York Labor Law Section 501
Public policy of state.
- New York Labor Law Section 502
Wage reporting - findings and policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 510
Application of definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 511
Employment.
- New York Labor Law Section 512
Employer.
- New York Labor Law Section 513
Fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 514
Benefit.
- New York Labor Law Section 515
Claimant.
- New York Labor Law Section 516
Paid.
- New York Labor Law Section 517
Remuneration.
- New York Labor Law Section 518
Wages.
- New York Labor Law Section 519
Week.
- New York Labor Law Section 520
Base period.
- New York Labor Law Section 521
Benefit year.
- New York Labor Law Section 522
Total unemployment.
- New York Labor Law Section 523
Effective day.
- New York Labor Law Section 524
Week of employment.
- New York Labor Law Section 527
Valid original claim.
- New York Labor Law Section 528
Transitional provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 530
Industrial commissioner's powers.
- New York Labor Law Section 531
Regularization of employment.
- New York Labor Law Section 532
Employment districts and offices.
- New York Labor Law Section 534
Appeal board.
- New York Labor Law Section 535
Referees.
- New York Labor Law Section 536
Collaboration with other states, the United States, and foreign governments.
- New York Labor Law Section 537
Disclosures prohibited.
- New York Labor Law Section 538
Representation and witness fees and other expenses.
- New York Labor Law Section 539
Acquisition of land and buildings.
- New York Labor Law Section 540
(Enacted without section heading).
- New York Labor Law Section 550
Unemployment insurance fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 551
Unemployment administration fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 552
Special fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 552-A
Re-employment service fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 552-B
Unemployment insurance control fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 553
Disposition of moneys collected.
- New York Labor Law Section 560
Terms of coverage.
- New York Labor Law Section 561
Voluntary election.
- New York Labor Law Section 562
Termination of coverage.
- New York Labor Law Section 563
Non-profit organizations.
- New York Labor Law Section 564
Agricultural labor.
- New York Labor Law Section 565
Governmental entities.
- New York Labor Law Section 566
Indian tribes.
- New York Labor Law Section 570
Payment of contributions.
- New York Labor Law Section 571
Assessment of contributions due.
- New York Labor Law Section 572
Notice of liability.
- New York Labor Law Section 573
Collection of contributions in case of default.
- New York Labor Law Section 574
Insolvency or bankruptcy.
- New York Labor Law Section 575
Maintenance, audit, and report of remuneration and employment records.
- New York Labor Law Section 575-A
Penalties relating to wage information.
- New York Labor Law Section 576
Time limitations.
- New York Labor Law Section 577
General account; subsidiary contribution.
- New York Labor Law Section 578
Non-liability for penalty and interest.
- New York Labor Law Section 581
Experience rating.
- New York Labor Law Section 581-A
Rates of contributions to fund in emergency.
- New York Labor Law Section 581-B
Contributions to the re-employment service fund.
- New York Labor Law Section 581-C
Amnesty program.
- New York Labor Law Section 581-D
Contributions to the interest assessment surcharge fund. Repeal Date: 12/31/2006
- New York Labor Law Section 590
Rights to benefits.
- New York Labor Law Section 591
Eligibility for benefits.
- New York Labor Law Section 592
Suspension of accumulation of benefit rights.
- New York Labor Law Section 593
Disqualification for benefits.
- New York Labor Law Section 594
Reduction of benefits for false statement.
- New York Labor Law Section 595
Benefit right inalienable.
- New York Labor Law Section 596
Claim filing, registration, and reporting.
- New York Labor Law Section 597
Initial determination.
- New York Labor Law Section 599
Career and related training; preservation of eligibility.
- New York Labor Law Section 600
Effect of retirement payments.
- New York Labor Law Section 601
Extended benefits.
- New York Labor Law Section 602
Application.
- New York Labor Law Section 603
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 604
Eligibility conditions.
- New York Labor Law Section 605
Qualified employers; application.
- New York Labor Law Section 606
Revocation of approval.
- New York Labor Law Section 607
Benefits.
- New York Labor Law Section 608
Maximum payments.
- New York Labor Law Section 610
Commencement.
- New York Labor Law Section 611
Charging of benefits.
- New York Labor Law Section 620
Referees' hearings.
- New York Labor Law Section 621
Appeals to appeal board.
- New York Labor Law Section 622
Rules governing hearings and appeals.
- New York Labor Law Section 623
Decisions final.
- New York Labor Law Section 624
Appeals to courts.
- New York Labor Law Section 625
Undertaking on appeal.
- New York Labor Law Section 626
Exclusive procedure.
- New York Labor Law Section 630
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 631
Corporation officers' liability.
- New York Labor Law Section 632
False statements or representations.
- New York Labor Law Section 633
Wilful failure to pay contributions.
- New York Labor Law Section 634
Refusal to permit inspections of records.
- New York Labor Law Section 635
Deductions from wages.
- New York Labor Law Section 636
No fees to be charged for services rendered by free public employment bureaus.
- New York Labor Law Section 640
Prosecution and litigation.
- New York Labor Law Section 642
Separability of provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 643
Saving clause.
- New York Labor Law Section 650
Statement of public policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 651
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 652
Minimum wage.
- New York Labor Law Section 653
Investigation of adequacy of wages.
- New York Labor Law Section 654
Basis of changes in minimum wage.
- New York Labor Law Section 655
Wage board; procedure; report.
- New York Labor Law Section 656
Action by commissioner upon wage board report.
- New York Labor Law Section 657
Appeals from wage orders and regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 658
Appeals from compliance orders.
- New York Labor Law Section 659
Reconsideration of wage orders and regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 660
Commissioner's powers of investigation.
- New York Labor Law Section 661
Records of employers.
- New York Labor Law Section 662
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 663
Civil action.
- New York Labor Law Section 664
Referrals by employment agencies.
- New York Labor Law Section 665
Savings clause.
- New York Labor Law Section 670
Statement of public policy; findings.
- New York Labor Law Section 671
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 672
Application of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 673
Minimum wage.
- New York Labor Law Section 673-A
Farm workers; mandatory work agreements.
- New York Labor Law Section 674
Regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 676
Appeals from regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 677
Appeals from compliance orders.
- New York Labor Law Section 678
Commissioner's powers of investigation.
- New York Labor Law Section 679
Records of employers.
- New York Labor Law Section 680
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 681
Civil action.
- New York Labor Law Section 682
Referrals by employment agencies.
- New York Labor Law Section 683
Savings clause.
- New York Labor Law Section 690
Application.
- New York Labor Law Section 691
Statement of employee rights and employer obligations under state and federal law.
- New York Labor Law Section 692
Statement of job conditions; records.
- New York Labor Law Section 693
Enforcement.
- New York Labor Law Section 694
Violations.
- New York Labor Law Section 700
Findings and policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 701
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 702
Employment relations board.
- New York Labor Law Section 702-A
Settlement of labor disputes.
- New York Labor Law Section 703
Rights of employees.
- New York Labor Law Section 704
Unfair labor practices.
- New York Labor Law Section 704-A
Unfair practices; performing arts.
- New York Labor Law Section 705
Representatives and elections.
- New York Labor Law Section 706
Prevention of unfair labor practices.
- New York Labor Law Section 707
Judicial review.
- New York Labor Law Section 708
Investigatory powers.
- New York Labor Law Section 709
Punitive provision.
- New York Labor Law Section 710
Public records and proceedings.
- New York Labor Law Section 711
Cooperation.
- New York Labor Law Section 712
Repeal of inconsistent provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 713
Limitations.
- New York Labor Law Section 714
Separability.
- New York Labor Law Section 715
Application of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 716
Grievances and disputes in non-profitmaking hospitals and residential care centers.
- New York Labor Law Section 717
State mediation board and state labor relations board abolished.
- New York Labor Law Section 718
Short title.
- New York Labor Law Section 720
Findings and policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 721
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 722
Fiduciary obligations of officers and agents.
- New York Labor Law Section 723
Specific prohibited financial interests and transactions.
- New York Labor Law Section 724
Obligation of employers and others.
- New York Labor Law Section 725
Enforcement of fiduciary obligations.
- New York Labor Law Section 726
Financial reporting.
- New York Labor Law Section 727
Accounting requirements.
- New York Labor Law Section 728
Enforcement of financial reporting and accounting duties.
- New York Labor Law Section 728-A
Limitation of prosecutions under this article.
- New York Labor Law Section 729
Rules and regulations; extensions of time.
- New York Labor Law Section 731
Construction and saving clause.
- New York Labor Law Section 732
Separability.
- New York Labor Law Section 733
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 734
Practitioner limitations.
- New York Labor Law Section 735
Employer limitations.
- New York Labor Law Section 736
Employee rights in related proceedings.
- New York Labor Law Section 737
Supplemental provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 738
Actions for damages.
- New York Labor Law Section 739
Applicability of article.
- New York Labor Law Section 740
Retaliatory personnel action by employers; prohibition.
- New York Labor Law Section 741
Prohibition; health care employer who penalizes employees because of complaints of employer violations.
- New York Labor Law Section 800
Boards of inquiry in labor disputes.
- New York Labor Law Section 801
Appointment; qualification.
- New York Labor Law Section 802
Rules.
- New York Labor Law Section 803
Witnesses; production of documents; subpoenas and commissions.
- New York Labor Law Section 804
Reports; confidential information.
- New York Labor Law Section 805
Personnel; compensation.
- New York Labor Law Section 807
Injunctions issued in labor disputes.
- New York Labor Law Section 808
Contempt of injunction order to be tried by jury.
- New York Labor Law Section 810
Statement of public policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 811
Powers and duties of industrial commissioner; personnel.
- New York Labor Law Section 812
Related and supplemental instruction.
- New York Labor Law Section 813
State apprenticeship and training council.
- New York Labor Law Section 814
Local, regional and state joint apprenticeship committees.
- New York Labor Law Section 815
Suggested standards for apprenticeship agreements.
- New York Labor Law Section 816
Apprenticeship agreements.
- New York Labor Law Section 816-A
Apprenticeship assistance in all political subdivisions of the state.
- New York Labor Law Section 816-B
Apprenticeship participation on construction contracts.
- New York Labor Law Section 817
Limitation.
- New York Labor Law Section 818
Separability.
- New York Labor Law Section 819
Training of persons in the repair and reconditioning of slot machines.
- New York Labor Law Section 820
Statement of public policy.
- New York Labor Law Section 821
State training courses.
- New York Labor Law Section 822
Authorization and standards for allowances.
- New York Labor Law Section 823
Applicability of other provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 825
Multipurpose service centers.
- New York Labor Law Section 826
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 827
Study of federal programs.
- New York Labor Law Section 828
Selection and administration of centers.
- New York Labor Law Section 829
Evaluation.
- New York Labor Law Section 830
Contributions.
- New York Labor Law Section 831
Nondiscrimination.
- New York Labor Law Section 835
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 836
Administration.
- New York Labor Law Section 837
State plan.
- New York Labor Law Section 838
Substate grantees.
- New York Labor Law Section 839
Substate plans.
- New York Labor Law Section 840
State level activities, rapid response.
- New York Labor Law Section 841
Regional and demonstration projects.
- New York Labor Law Section 842
Monitoring.
- New York Labor Law Section 843
Employer specific skills training.
- New York Labor Law Section 844
Feasibility studies.
- New York Labor Law Section 845
Coordination.
- New York Labor Law Section 846
Substate level activities.
- New York Labor Law Section 847
Limitations on uses of funds.
- New York Labor Law Section 848
Apportionment of funds.
- New York Labor Law Section 849
Reporting and evaluation.
- New York Labor Law Section 850
Legislative findings and objectives.
- New York Labor Law Section 851
Administration.
- New York Labor Law Section 852
New York state workforce investment board.
- New York Labor Law Section 853
Report.
- New York Labor Law Section 856
Declaration of legislative finding. Expiration Date: 07/01/1979
- New York Labor Law Section 857
New York state job retention board. Expiration Date: 07/01/1979
- New York Labor Law Section 865
Short title.
- New York Labor Law Section 866
Declaration of legislative findings.
- New York Labor Law Section 867
Safety in skiing code.
- New York Labor Law Section 868
Separability.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-A
Legislative intent.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-B
Application.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-C
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-D
Issuance of permit.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-E
Inspections.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-F
Liability insurance.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-G
Reports of injuries.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-H
Notice to owners.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-I
Additional rule making.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-J
Civil penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-K
Criminal penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-L
Local regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 870-M
Exceptions.
- New York Labor Law Section 875
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 876
Notice requirements.
- New York Labor Law Section 877
Trade secrets.
- New York Labor Law Section 878
Employee education and training.
- New York Labor Law Section 879
Records.
- New York Labor Law Section 880
Employees' rights.
- New York Labor Law Section 881
Powers of the industrial commissioner.
- New York Labor Law Section 882
Penalties.
- New York Labor Law Section 883
Separability.
- New York Labor Law Section 884
Legislative findings and intent.
- New York Labor Law Section 885
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 886
Training and education program on occupational safety and health.
- New York Labor Law Section 887
Occupational safety and health inspection account.
- New York Labor Law Section 900
Legislative findings and declaration.
- New York Labor Law Section 901
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 902
Licensing and certification requirements.
- New York Labor Law Section 903
License and certification procedure.
- New York Labor Law Section 904
Notice and recordkeeping requirements.
- New York Labor Law Section 905
Training and education.
- New York Labor Law Section 906
Regulations.
- New York Labor Law Section 907
Investigations and complaints.
- New York Labor Law Section 908
Injunction.
- New York Labor Law Section 909
Civil penalties and revocation.
- New York Labor Law Section 910
Enforcement.
- New York Labor Law Section 915
Short title.
- New York Labor Law Section 916
Definitions.
- New York Labor Law Section 917
Continuing obligations.
- New York Labor Law Section 918
Registration required.
- New York Labor Law Section 919
Registration process.
- New York Labor Law Section 920
Fees.
- New York Labor Law Section 921
Minimum net worth, bonding and reporting.
- New York Labor Law Section 922
General requirements and provisions.
- New York Labor Law Section 923
Unemployment compensation insurance.
- New York Labor Law Section 1200
When to take effect.
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