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- N.Y. Labor Law § 224-f · Wage requirements for certain climate risk-related and energy transition projects
- N.Y. Labor Law § 224-f*2 · Workers on excavations
- N.Y. Labor Law § 224-g · Wage requirements for reporting and scheduling pay
- N.Y. Labor Law § 225 · Hours of labor and wages on work of elimination of grade crossings
- N.Y. Labor Law § 225-a · General requirements making applicable certain provisions of article eight and providing for enforcement thereof
- N.Y. Labor Law § 226 · Wages for such work; prevailing rate
- N.Y. Labor Law § 227 · Enforcement of the provisions of this article
- N.Y. Labor Law § 230 · Definitions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 231 · Prevailing wage
- N.Y. Labor Law § 232 · Overtime
- N.Y. Labor Law § 233 · Record keeping
- N.Y. Labor Law § 234 · Powers of the fiscal officer
- N.Y. Labor Law § 235 · Investigation and hearing
- N.Y. Labor Law § 236 · Failure to protest underpayments
- N.Y. Labor Law § 237 · Statements showing amounts due for wages
- N.Y. Labor Law § 238 · Penalties
- N.Y. Labor Law § 239 · Provisions in contracts prohibiting discrimination on account of race, creed, color, national origin, age or sex
- N.Y. Labor Law § 239-a · Enforcement of article
- N.Y. Labor Law § 240 · Scaffolding and other devices for use of employees
- N.Y. Labor Law § 241 · Construction, excavation and demolition work
- N.Y. Labor Law § 241-a · Protection of workmen in or at elevator shaftways, hatchways and stairwells
- N.Y. Labor Law § 241-b · Marking of transparent glass doors required
- N.Y. Labor Law § 242 · Application and enforcement of article
- N.Y. Labor Law § 255 · Elevators and hoistways
- N.Y. Labor Law § 257 · Illumination
- N.Y. Labor Law § 260 · Incombustible, fireproof and fire-resisting or fire-resistive material
- N.Y. Labor Law § 261 · Fire door
- N.Y. Labor Law § 262 · Fireproof window or fire window
- N.Y. Labor Law § 263 · Fireproof partition or fire partition
- N.Y. Labor Law § 264 · Fireproof building
- N.Y. Labor Law § 265 · Fire wall
- N.Y. Labor Law § 266 · Exterior enclosed fireproof stairway
- N.Y. Labor Law § 267 · Horizontal exit
- N.Y. Labor Law § 268 · Exterior screened stairway
- N.Y. Labor Law § 269 · Application of provisions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 270 · Construction of buildings erected after October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen
- N.Y. Labor Law § 271 · Requirements for buildings erected before October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen
- N.Y. Labor Law § 272 · Additional requirements for all buildings
- N.Y. Labor Law § 273 · Fire-escapes erected after October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen, on buildings theretofore erected
- N.Y. Labor Law § 274 · Fire-escapes erected before October first, nineteen hundred and thirteen
- N.Y. Labor Law § 275 · Special laws and local ordinances
- N.Y. Labor Law § 276 · Inspection of buildings and approval of plans
- N.Y. Labor Law § 277 · Notice of issue of local construction permit
- N.Y. Labor Law § 278 · Limitation of number of occupants
- N.Y. Labor Law § 279 · Fire alarm signal systems and fire drills
- N.Y. Labor Law § 280 · Automatic fire extinguishing systems
- N.Y. Labor Law § 281 · Fireproof receptacles
- N.Y. Labor Law § 282 · Gas jets and other lights
- N.Y. Labor Law § 283 · Smoking
- N.Y. Labor Law § 291 · Cleanliness and safety of rooms
- N.Y. Labor Law § 292 · Drinking water
- N.Y. Labor Law § 293 · Washrooms
- N.Y. Labor Law § 294 · Dressing rooms
- N.Y. Labor Law § 295 · Waterclosets
- N.Y. Labor Law § 296 · Laundries
- N.Y. Labor Law § 297 · Unclean factories
- N.Y. Labor Law § 299 · Ventilation, heating and humidity
- N.Y. Labor Law § 300 · Size of rooms; air space per person
- N.Y. Labor Law § 310 · Foundries
- N.Y. Labor Law § 315 · Definitions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 316 · Duties of owners and occupiers
- N.Y. Labor Law § 330 · Fair wages task force; definitions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 331 · Establishment of a fair wages task force
- N.Y. Labor Law § 332 · Duties
- N.Y. Labor Law § 333 · Powers
- N.Y. Labor Law § 334 · Task force training; assistance of agencies
- N.Y. Labor Law § 340 · Special task force for the apparel industry
- N.Y. Labor Law § 341 · Registration
- N.Y. Labor Law § 341-a · Unlawfully manufactured apparel
- N.Y. Labor Law § 342 · Establishment of a special task force
- N.Y. Labor Law § 343 · Duties
- N.Y. Labor Law § 344 · Powers
- N.Y. Labor Law § 345 · Violations, penalties, procedures
- N.Y. Labor Law § 345-a · Liability of manufacturers and contractors
- N.Y. Labor Law § 345-b · Confiscation of goods
- N.Y. Labor Law § 346 · Special task force training; assistance of agencies
- N.Y. Labor Law § 347 · Report
- N.Y. Labor Law § 348 · Powers of commissioner; surety bond; civil and criminal penalties
- N.Y. Labor Law § 349-a · Annual reports
- N.Y. Labor Law § 350 · Legislative purpose and definitions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 351 · Powers of the industrial commissioner and exceptions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 352 · Permits required
- N.Y. Labor Law § 353 · Fees
- N.Y. Labor Law § 354 · Conditions of manufacture
- N.Y. Labor Law § 354-a · Distribution of homework to employees by employer
- N.Y. Labor Law § 355 · Periodic inspection
- N.Y. Labor Law § 356 · Notice of unlawful manufacture
- N.Y. Labor Law § 357 · Unlawfully manufactured articles
- N.Y. Labor Law § 358 · Revocation or suspension of permits and certificates
- N.Y. Labor Law § 358-a · Action and injunction
- N.Y. Labor Law § 359 · Inspection of health records
- N.Y. Labor Law § 360 · Notice and hearing
- N.Y. Labor Law § 361 · Summary proceedings; when may be instituted
- N.Y. Labor Law § 361-a · Employment status of industrial homeworkers
- N.Y. Labor Law § 361-b · Civil penalties
- N.Y. Labor Law § 362 · Rules and regulations
- N.Y. Labor Law § 363 · Construction
- N.Y. Labor Law § 376 · Mercantile establishments and restaurants
- N.Y. Labor Law § 377 · Drinking water
- N.Y. Labor Law § 378 · Washrooms