5 Big Legal Questions for New York Employers in October 2017

Legal Questions for New York Employers in 2017

In July, I discussed 5 Big Legal Questions for New York Employers.  Three months later, we’re still dealing with the same issues. Let’s update where we are. Question 1: Healthcare??? July Prediction:  Obamacare reigns for the foreseeable future, probably into 2018. Republicans will need to slow down and construct a fully workable alternative before repealing … Read more

New York’s Shared Work Program Provides a Layoff Alternative

New York Shared Work Program

Many businesses experience ups and downs. Sometimes this results from seasonal fluctuations. Other times from unexpected conditions. Either way, a downturn in customer demand can leave employers without enough work for their existing workforce. One option employers have is to layoff employees altogether until times improve. Another option is to reduce work hours during slow … Read more

Disciplining Public Employees in New York Under Civil Service Law Section 75

New York Civil Service Law Section 75

Section 75 of the New York Civil Service Law establishes procedures for disciplining many governmental employees in the state. Public employers must know which employees these rules apply to and what the rules are. This post will address: Which employees Section 75 protects Alternatives to Section 75 Section 75 charges Section 75 hearings Post-hearing procedures … Read more