New York bill S00888 amends the correction law to set wages for incarcerated individuals.
New York bill S00888 amends the correction law to establish a wage structure for incarcerated individuals. It sets a base rate of compensation between $1.20 and $10 per day for those participating in work or program assignments, with biannual raises for adequate performance. Those unable to work due to age or frailty receive $1.00 per day, adjusted every five years for cost of living. The compensation for manufacturing or industrial assignments ranges from $5 to $10 per day, reverting to the previous rate when the assignment ends.
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