New York A06852 requires legislative approval for minimum wage increases through wage orders.
New York A06852 amends the labor law to require legislative authorization before any new or modified minimum wage order becomes effective. The bill mandates that the commissioner of labor must submit a report to the legislature, including the wage board's recommendations, objections, and an analysis of potential business costs. The commissioner may accept, reject, or modify the board's recommendations within 45 days. The wage board must consider factors like adequate maintenance, health protection, and comparable wages. The commissioner may extend the report submission period up to 90 days.
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