Lowers the work week hours from 38 to 30 over three years in New York.
The bill amends New York's labor law to gradually reduce the standard work week from 38 hours to 30 hours over three years. Initially, the work week will be set at 36 hours, then reduced to 34 hours after one year, and finally to 30 hours after two years. The bill also specifies overtime pay rates for hours worked beyond eight and twelve hours in a single day.
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