New York A07405 allows licensing entities to suspend business licenses for businesses charged or convicted of wage theft and establishes reporting.
New York A07405 amends the labor law and criminal procedure law to allow licensing entities to suspend business licenses for businesses charged or convicted of wage theft. The bill requires courts to notify the commissioner of labor of convictions related to wage theft. The commissioner can then suspend licenses for a period determined by considering factors such as the duration of the wage theft, the role of the employer's directors, prior misconduct, and other relevant factors.
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