N.Y. Labor Law § 354: Conditions of manufacture

§ 354. Conditions of manufacture. 1. No person other than a person

resident therein shall carry on industrial homework on any article in a

home except as otherwise provided for under section three hundred

fifty-one, subdivision two, paragraph b.

2. No person shall carry on industrial homework except in accordance

with this article.

3. No child shall be employed in manufacture in a home except in

accordance with articles four and five of this chapter.

4. No employer having an employer's permit shall deliver or cause to

be delivered or received any articles for or as a result of homework

manufacture unless he shall keep in such form and forward to the

commissioner at such intervals as he may by regulation prescribe and on

such blanks as he may provide, a complete and accurate list of all

persons engaged in industrial homework on materials furnished or

distributed by him, of all places where such persons work, of all

materials furnished and distributed to such persons described as the

commissioner may require, of all goods which such persons have

manufactured and of the wages paid to each industrial homeworker, and

unless he shall attach to all materials delivered for homework

manufacture a label bearing his name and address or place of business

legibly written or printed in English.

5. No person shall do industrial homework, except in a home in which

he resides, and unless his name is on a homeworker's certificate issued

by the commissioner and permitting industrial homework to be done in

such home, and unless such certificate is exposed clearly in the home in

which industrial homework is being done.

6. No article of food, no dolls or dolls' clothing and no stuffed

animals or other stuffed toys used in the same way as dolls shall be

manufactured for a factory, either directly or through a contractor or

for an employer, in a home.