New York A10333 limits the maximum hours a home care aide can work without voluntary consent.

New York A10333 amends the labor law to set limits on the maximum hours a home care aide can work without voluntarily consenting to such an assignment. The bill defines "home care aide" as a person providing in-home assistance with daily living activities. It prohibits employers from assigning more than the maximum hours unless the aide voluntarily consents. The maximum hours are defined as twelve-hour shifts per day or any single shift exceeding twelve hours. Employers violating these provisions are subject to legal actions, penalties, and sanctions.

New York A10333 limits the maximum hours a home care aide can work without voluntary consent.

New York A10333 amends the labor law to set limits on the maximum hours a home care aide can work without voluntarily consenting to such an assignment. The bill defines "home care aide" as a person providing in-home assistance with daily living activities. It prohibits employers from assigning more than the maximum hours unless the aide voluntarily consents. The maximum hours are defined as twelve-hour shifts per day or any single shift exceeding twelve hours. Employers violating these provisions are subject to legal actions, penalties, and sanctions.