We've compiled all the federal and state notices - that any New York employer may be mandated to post - into one simple, easy-to-digest Kit. Nobody gets excited over labor law postings, but the steps to stay compliant and protect your business from fines are painless.
You don't want to have to think about your labor law posters and notices for one millisecond more than you have to. That's why we created the New York Labor Law Poster Compliance Kit. New York State has a variety of mandated notices. You may be required to post one (or many) depending on your location or type of business. The video below quickly explains what to expect from the Kit and offers a few helpful hints as well.
These notices may apply to any employer throughout the entire state of New York.
The building service industry includes any person, corporation or establishment engaged in whole or in part in renting, servicing, cleaning, maintaining, selling, or managing buildings or building space, and all occupations, operations and services in connection therewith or incidental thereto.
This notices establishes that all workers must be classified as employees unless they meet 3 specific criteria, in which case they can be classified as independent contractors.
This notice explains the mandate of a New York State law that affects things like mandates hourly rates, new hire notices, tip credit availability and many other topics specific to the hospitality industry.
The New York DOL has published proposed modified Wage Orders in the State Register, implementing changes to the existing Wage Orders based on the recently passed increase to the state minimum wage.
This notice explains the regulation applicable to each nonprofit organization which certifies it will pay the statutory minimum wage to each employee in lieu of being covered under a Minimum Wage Order.
This notifies employees engaged in a public works project as a worker, laborer or mechanic they are entitled to the prevailing wage and supplements rate for the classification at which they're working.
This notifies employees what qualifying events would make them eligible to file a claim for paid family leave, and how to go about the process. This law took effect on January 1, 2018.
These notices may apply only to employers located in New York City.
This notice explains to New York City employees when they are mandated to become eligible for paid sick leave, acceptable reasons for using paid sick leave, what family members would be covered and more.
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Did you hear the one about the restaurant employee who got hurt at work and then got sued for $40,000 because their labor law poster wasn't up to date? We're not trying to scare you, but unfortunately this happens. The Department of Labor requires your labor law posters to be updated. When a mandatory change occurs in state and/or federal labor law posting requirements, our automated poster service will keep you compliant.
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