Prohibits publicly traded pharmacies with twenty or more stores in New York from establishing quotas for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.
New York Assembly Bill A03393 amends the education law to prohibit publicly traded pharmacies with twenty or more stores from establishing or enforcing quotas for duties performed by pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. This includes evaluating or measuring the number of prescriptions filled, services rendered, programs offered, and revenue obtained. The bill defines "chain community pharmacy" as a publicly traded company with at least twenty pharmacies in New York under the same ownership.
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