N.Y. Labor Law § 212-c: Definitions

§ 212-c. Definitions. As used in section two hundred twelve-b: 1.

"Persons" includes any individual, firm, partnership, association, or

corporation.

2. "Farm labor camp commissary" means a place where goods are offered

for sale or lease and which is operated in or in connection with a farm

labor camp, including meals sold to workers. "Farm labor camp

commissary" includes a building, shed, or structure, or any part

thereof, occupied as a farm labor camp commissary.

3. "Farm labor camp" means a property consisting of a tract of land

and all tents, vehicles, buildings, or other structure pertaining

thereto, any part of which may be occupied by persons employed as

laborers in farm activities who are provided with sleeping facilities,

in whole or in part, by the owner, lessee, or operator thereof, with or

without stipulated agreement as to the duration of their stay, whether

or not they are supplied with meals but who are supplied with such

services or facilities as are necessary for their use of such property.

The term, "farm activities" shall include the following activities in

connection with vegetables and fruits and the plants, bushes, or trees

producing the vegetables or fruits: fitting, planting, cultivating,

harvesting, vining, sorting, grading, packing, storing, canning,

freezing, dehydrating, bottling and preserving or treating by any

method.

4. "Goods" includes all goods, wares, merchandise, food or any article

or thing.