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2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 13 - Industrial Homework › 361-B - Civil Penalties.

§  361-b.  Civil penalties. 1. If after investigation the commissioner
  finds that an employer has violated any provision of this  article,  the
  commissioner,  shall  by  an order which shall describe particularly the
  nature of the alleged violation, assess the employer a civil penalty  of
  not  more  than  three thousand dollars for each violation. In assessing
  the amount of the penalty, the commissioner shall give due consideration
  to the size of the employer's business, the good faith of the  employer,
  the gravity of the violation, the history of previous violations and the
  failure to comply with record keeping or other requirements.
2.  Any  order  issued  under subdivision one of this section shall be
  deemed a final order of the commissioner and not subject  to  review  by
  any  court  or agency unless within thirty days following service of the
  order the employer files a petition with the industrial board of appeals
  for a review of the order, pursuant to section one hundred one  of  this
  chapter.
3.  Provided  that no proceeding for administrative or judicial review
  as provided in this chapter shall then  be  pending  and  the  time  for
  initiation  of  such proceeding shall have expired, the commissioner may
  file with the county clerk of the county where the employer  resides  or
  has  a  place of business the order of the commissioner, or the decision
  of the industrial board of appeals containing the amount  of  the  civil
  penalty.  The filing of such order or decision shall have the full force
  and effect of a judgment duly docketed in the office of such clerk.  The
  order or decision may be enforced by and in the name of the commissioner
  in  the  same  manner,  and  with like effect, as that prescribed by the
  civil practice law and rules for the enforcement of a money judgment.
4. The civil penalty provided for in this section shall be in addition
  to and may be imposed concurrently with  any  other  remedy  or  penalty
  provided for in this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 376 - Mercantile Establishments and Restaurants.

§  376.  Mercantile  establishments  and restaurants. Every mercantile
  establishment and restaurant  shall  be  so  constructed,  equipped  and
  maintained  as  to  provide  reasonable  and  adequate protection to the
  lives, health and safety of all persons employed therein and frequenting
  the same.
Every room in a mercantile establishment or restaurant and every  part
  thereof  and  all  fixtures therein shall at all times be kept sanitary.
  Floors shall be kept in safe condition. Suitable  receptacles  shall  be
  provided  and  used  for  the  storage of waste and refuse, and shall be
  maintained in a sanitary condition.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 377 - Drinking Water.

§ 377. Drinking water. Every mercantile establishment, restaurant, and
  every  station,  terminal or car barn where women employees of a street,
  surface, electric, subway or elevated railroad  report  for  duty  shall
  provide  at  all  times  for the use of employees a sufficient supply of
  clean and pure drinking water, and if placed in  receptacles,  the  same
  shall be properly covered and kept clean.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 378 - Washrooms.

§  378.  Washrooms.  Every mercantile establishment, every restaurant,
  every office of a telegraph or messenger company in  a  city  and  every
  station,  terminal  or  car  barn  where  women  employees  of a street,
  surface, electric, subway or elevated railroad  report  for  duty  shall
  provide  and maintain for employees adequate and convenient washrooms or
  washing facilities, separate for each sex wherever required by the rules
  of the board.  Every washroom shall be adequately ventilated and  heated
  and shall be lighted by artificial means where necessary.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 379 - Dressing Rooms.

§ 379. Dressing rooms. In every mercantile establishment or restaurant
  where  more  than  five  women are employed and in every terminal or car
  barn where  more  than  five  women  employees  of  a  street,  surface,
  electric,  subway  or  elevated  railroad  report  for duty a sufficient
  number of dressing rooms conveniently  located  shall  be  provided  for
  their  use.  All  dressing rooms shall be separated from waterclosets by
  partitions, shall have adequate floor space in proportion to the  number
  of  employees,  shall be provided with seats and with suitable means for
  hanging clothes and shall be constructed,  heated,  ventilated,  lighted
  and maintained in accordance with the rules of the board.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 380 - Lunchrooms.

§  380. Lunchrooms. No lunchroom in any mercantile establishment where
  females are employed shall be next to or adjoining a watercloset, unless
  a permit therefor is granted by the commissioner in a  city  or  by  the
  local  board  or department of health in a village. Such permit shall be
  granted if proper sanitary conditions exist and may be  revoked  at  any
  time by the granting authority if the lunchroom is kept in such a manner
  or is so located as to be injurious to the health of the employees.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 381 - Waterclosets.

§  381.  Waterclosets. 1. There shall be provided for every mercantile
  establishment, every restaurant, every telegraph or messenger company in
  a city and every station, terminal or car barn where women employees  of
  a  street,  surface,  electric,  subway, or elevated railroad report for
  duty a sufficient number of suitable and convenient  waterclosets.  They
  shall be maintained inside the building where the employees work, except
  where, in the opinion of the commissioner, it is impracticable.
2.  There  shall  be separate watercloset compartments or toilet rooms
  for females, constructed and maintained in accordance with the rules  of
  the board.
3.  The  use of any form of trough watercloset, latrine or school sink
  within any mercantile establishment or restaurant is prohibited.
4. All waterclosets,  urinals,  watercloset  compartments  and  toilet
  rooms  and  the  plumbing  in  connection  therewith  shall  be properly
  constructed, installed, ventilated, lighted, heated  and  maintained  in
  accordance with the rules of the board.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 1 - Sanitation › 382 - Ventilation, Temperature and Humidity.

§   382.  Ventilation,  temperature  and  humidity.  Every  mercantile
  establishment and every restaurant shall be  provided  with  proper  and
  sufficient  means of ventilation by natural or mechanical means or both,
  as may be necessary, and there shall be maintained  therein  proper  and
  sufficient ventilation and proper degrees of temperature and humidity at
  all  times  during working hours. The board shall make rules for and fix
  standards  of  ventilation,  temperature  and  humidity  in   mercantile
  establishments and restaurants.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 2 - General › 390 - Contribution to Benefit or Insurance Fund.

§  390.  Contribution  to  benefit or insurance fund. 1. A corporation
  operating a mercantile establishment shall not by deduction from salary,
  compensation or wages,  by  direct  payment  or  otherwise,  compel  any
  employee  in  such establishment to contribute to a benefit or insurance
  fund maintained or managed for the employees of  such  establishment  by
  such  corporation, or by any other corporation or person. Every contract
  or agreement whereby such contribution is exacted shall be void.
2. A corporation violating this section shall be liable to  a  penalty
  of  one hundred dollars recoverable by the person aggrieved in any court
  of competent jurisdiction.
3. A director, officer or agent of a  corporation  which  compels  any
  employee to make a contribution in violation of this section or sign any
  agreement to make such contribution, or which imposes or requires such a
  contribution  as  condition  of  entering  into  or  continuing  in  the
  employment  of  a  mercantile  establishment  shall  be  guilty   of   a
  misdemeanor.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 2 - General › 391 - Jurisdiction Over Mercantile and Other Establishments.

§  391. Jurisdiction over mercantile and other establishments.  1. The
  commissioner shall have jurisdiction to enforce the provisions  of  this
  chapter   relating   to  mercantile  establishments,  business  offices,
  telegraph offices, restaurants, hotels, apartment  houses,  theaters  or
  other  places  of  public  amusement, bowling alleys, barber shops, shoe
  polishing  establishments,   the   distribution   or   transmission   of
  merchandise,  articles  or  messages,  or  the  distribution  or sale of
  articles.
2. The commissioner shall cause proper  inspections  to  be  made.  No
  person  shall  interfere  with  or prevent such inspections. All persons
  connected  with  any  such  mercantile  or  other  establishment  herein
  specified  shall  properly  answer all questions asked by such inspector
  with reference to any of the provisions of this article.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 14 - Mercantile and Other Establishments › Title 2 - General › 392 - Exit Signs in Mercantile Establishments or Restaurants.

§  392.  Exit  signs  in  mercantile establishments or restaurants. An
  employer having custody and control of  a  mercantile  establishment  or
  restaurant  shall  be required to post a legible sign marked "EXIT" over
  doors to be used for egress in the event of a fire emergency.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 1 - Mines, Tunnels and Quarries › 400 - Notice of Beginning.

§  400.  Notice  of  beginning.  Every  operator  opening a new shaft,
  incline, tunnel or quarry shall report in writing its location  and  the
  name  of  its  owner to the commissioner before the excavation reaches a
  depth of twenty-five feet.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 1 - Mines, Tunnels and Quarries › 401 - Notice of Abandonment or Discontinuance.

§  401.  Notice  of  abandonment  or  discontinuance.  Every  operator
  abandoning or permanently discontinuing any shaft,  incline,  tunnel  or
  quarry  shall  immediately  notify  the  commission  in  writing of such
  abandonment or discontinuance.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 1 - Mines, Tunnels and Quarries › 402 - Blasting.

§ 402. Blasting. When explosives are used in a mine, tunnel or quarry,
  the  manner  of storing, keeping, moving, charging and firing, or in any
  manner using such explosives, shall be  in  accordance  with  the  rules
  prescribed by the board.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 1 - Mines, Tunnels and Quarries › 403 - Storage of Inflammable Supplies.

§  403.  Storage  of  inflammable supplies. No powder or oils shall be
  stored in any mine, tunnel or quarry, or in or around any shaft,  engine
  or boiler house. All inflammable or destructive supplies shall be stored
  at safe distances from mine or tunnel openings.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 1 - Mines, Tunnels and Quarries › 404 - Washrooms.

§  404.  Washrooms.  Every  mine,  tunnel  or  quarry  with  more than
  twenty-five employees shall maintain  a  washroom  properly  heated  and
  equipped and accessible to its employees.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 410 - Riding on Vehicles.

§  410. Riding on vehicles. No person shall ride upon, or be permitted
  to ride upon, any loaded car, cage or bucket into or out of any mine  or
  tunnel in process of construction.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 411 - Ingress and Egress.

§  411. Ingress and egress. The commissioner shall require that a mine
  operating through either a vertical or inclined shaft, or  a  horizontal
  tunnel, shall have not less than two adequate and accessible outlets, at
  least  one  hundred  and  fifty  feet apart, as a condition precedent to
  employment of any person in the mine. The  subterranean  workings  shall
  connect  such  outlets  with each other. They shall at all times provide
  safe and separate passage between  the  subterranean  workings  and  the
  surface.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 413 - Hoists.

§  413.  Hoists.  Every  engine,  brake, cage, bucket, rope, and chain
  shall be kept in good order and shall be inspected  daily.  Every  lift,
  hoist,  rope  and other mechanical device shall be capable of sustaining
  the weight intended to be borne by it, in  accordance  with  factors  of
  safety  generally  accepted  by  competent engineers. Every car and lift
  shall have a safety brake. No hoisting rope shall be subjected to a load
  heavier than one-fifth of the weight it can sustain without breaking.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 414 - Ways Around Shafts.

§ 414. Ways around shafts. At necessary points traveling ways shall be
  cut out around the sides and bottom of each mine shaft to afford passage
  from  side to side without crossing the shaft under or above the cage or
  hoist. Each such traveling way shall be at  least  five  feet  high  and
  three feet wide.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 415 - Head House and Trap Doors.

§ 415. Head house and trap doors. Every underground working over forty
  feet  deep  shall  have a proper head house and proper trap doors which,
  when installed subsequent to the effective date of this  act,  shall  be
  constructed of fire-resistant material.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 416 - Timbering.

§  416.  Timbering. The roofs and sides of each passageway and working
  place in every mine and tunnel shall be properly timbered and  shall  be
  kept  secure.  No person shall work in an unsafe place except to make it
  safe.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 2 - Mines and Tunnels Only › 417 - Ventilation.

§  417.  Ventilation.  An  air  current sufficient to remove smoke and
  noxious gases and to insure  the  safety  of  every  employee  shall  be
  conducted along every passageway and working place.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 3 - Compressed Air › 426 - Equipment.

§ 426. Equipment. Every employer of persons for work in compressed air
  shall:
1.  Connect  at  least two air pipes with the working chamber and keep
  such pipes in perfect working condition;
2.  Attach  to  the  working  chamber  in  accessible  positions   all
  instruments  necessary to show its pressure and keep such instruments in
  charge of competent persons, with a period of duty for each such  person
  not exceeding eight hours in any twenty-four;
3. Place in each shaft a safe ladder extending its entire length;
4. Light properly and keep clear each passageway;
5.  Provide  independent  lighting systems for the working chamber and
  shaft leading to it, when electricity is used for lighting;
6. Guard lights other than electric lights;
7. Protect workmen by a shield erected in  the  working  chamber  when
  such  chamber is less than ten feet long and is suspended with more than
  nine feet space between its deck and the bottom of the excavation;
8. Provide for and keep accessible to employees working in  compressed
  air a dressing room heated, lighted and ventilated properly and supplied
  with benches, lockers, sanitary waterclosets, bathing facilities and hot
  and cold water;
9.  Establish  and  maintain  a medical lock properly heated, lighted,
  ventilated and supplied with medicines and surgical implements, when the
  maximum air pressure exceeds seventeen pounds.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 3 - Compressed Air › 427 - Officers and Nurses.

§  427.  Officers  and  nurses.  Every employer of persons for work in
  compressed air shall:
1. Keep at the place of work at all necessary times one or  more  duly
  qualified  medical officers to care for cases of illness and to strictly
  administer and  enforce  sections  four  hundred  and  twenty-six,  four
  hundred and twenty-eight and four hundred and twenty-nine.
2. Keep at a medical lock required by subdivision nine of section four
  hundred and twenty-six a certified nurse selected by the medical officer
  or officers required by subdivision one of this section and qualified to
  give temporary relief in cases of illness.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 3 - Compressed Air › 428 - Physical Examinations.

§  428.  Physical  examinations.  If an employee is a new employee, an
  absentee for ten or more successive days, an employee who has worked  in
  compressed air continuously for three months or a beginner in compressed
  air  who  has  worked  but  a  single  shift as required by section four
  hundred and thirty, the officer or officers required by subdivision  one
  of  section  four hundred and twenty-seven shall examine him and declare
  him physically fit to work in compressed air before  permitting  him  to
  enter or re-enter the working chamber.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 3 - Compressed Air › 430 - Working Time.

§  430.  Working  time.  The  working  time  in  compressed air in any
  twenty-four hours shall be specified by  the  board  in  its  rules.  No
  person  shall  be subjected to pressure exceeding fifty pounds except in
  emergency. The maximum number of hours for any  pressure,  shall  be  as
  specified by the board in its rules.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 3 - Compressed Air › 431 - Decompression.

§  431.  Decompression.  The  employer  or  person in charge shall not
  permit any person to pass from compressed air to normal pressure without
  passing through a period of decompression. Such periods of decompression
  shall be as specified by the board in its rules.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 3 - Compressed Air › 432 - Rules of the Board.

§  432. Rules of the board.  The board shall adopt rules and establish
  further requirements and standards for work in compressed air to provide
  reasonable and adequate protection to the lives, health  and  safety  of
  those employed therein, in addition to the requirements of this title.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 4 - Enforcement of Article › 436 - Penalties.

§  436. Penalties. Violation of or noncompliance with any provision of
  this article shall be a misdemeanor punishable by a  fine  of  not  less
  than two hundred and fifty dollars or by imprisonment for one year or by
  both.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 15 - Mines and Tunnels; Quarries; Compressed Air › Title 4 - Enforcement of Article › 437 - Proceedings to Restrain Operation.

§ 437. Proceedings to restrain operation. The commissioner may serve a
  written  notice  upon  the  owner, agent, manager or lessee of a mine or
  tunnel requiring him  to  comply  with  a  specific  provision  of  this
  article.  The commissioner shall begin an action in the supreme court to
  enforce compliance with such provision, and  upon  such  notice  as  the
  court  directs  an  order may be granted restraining the working of such
  mine or tunnel during such time as may be therein specified.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 450 - Application of Article.

§  450. Application of article. 1. This article shall apply to persons
  engaged  in  the  manufacture,  ownership,  possession,  storage,   use,
  transportation,  purchase,  sale  or  gift  of  explosives as defined in
  subdivision one of section four hundred fifty-one of this article.
2. This article shall not apply to explosives while being  transported
  in  conformity  with  federal  law  or regulations, nor except as may be
  herein otherwise provided to  persons  who  manufacture,  own,  possess,
  store,  use,  transport,  purchase,  sell  or give explosives within the
  territorial  boundaries  of  cities  having  more   than   one   million
  inhabitants,  nor  to  any  of the following while in the performance of
  their official duties:   the armed forces  of  the  United  States,  the
  national  guard,  the  state  guard  and  duly  constituted  police  and
  firefighting  forces  of  the  state  and  its   civil   and   political
  subdivisions.
3.  For  all purposes of this article, explosives in the possession of
  an employee within the scope of his duties, shall be considered to be in
  the possession of the employer.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 452 - Packing and Labeling.

§ 452. Packing and labeling. No person shall own, possess, store, deal
  in, sell, give or purchase explosives unless the packing, or encasement,
  and  the  marking  and labeling of such explosives shall comply with the
  regulations promulgated pursuant to this article.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 453 - Storage.

§  453. Storage. No person shall store explosives except in a magazine
  constructed, located and certified in accordance with the provisions  of
  this  article  and the regulations promulgated pursuant to this article.
  The magazine certificate shall be attached to the magazine on the inside
  of each such magazine. No person shall store  more  than  three  hundred
  thousand  pounds  of  explosives  in  any  one  magazine  at  any  time.
  Explosives not stored in compliance with this section shall be deemed to
  present a danger to the public, including but not limited to,  emergency
  responders  and other persons lawfully frequenting the area and as such,
  are subject to seizure and destruction pursuant to subdivision  five  of
  section four hundred sixty of this article.
This section shall not apply to explosives while being legally blasted
  or while legally in the custody of a common carrier awaiting shipment or
  delivery to a consignee during the time permitted by federal law; nor to
  the  storage  of such limited amount of sporting or smokeless powders as
  may be  permitted  by  the  regulations  promulgated  pursuant  to  this
  article.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 454 - Construction of Magazines.

§  454.  Construction of magazines. Unless otherwise prescribed by the
  regulations promulgated pursuant to this  article,  magazines  in  which
  explosives  shall  be  lawfully  kept  or stored shall be constructed of
  brick, concrete, metal or wood covered with metal,  and  shall  have  no
  openings  except  for ventilation and entrance. All explosive magazines,
  except those in mines and tunnels, shall be located  above  ground.  All
  explosive magazines shall be kept clean and dry at all times.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 455 - Magazine Precautions.

§  455.  Magazine precautions. 1. No individual shall unlock, open the
  doors of, or access the contents of, explosive magazines, except for the
  lawful  storage  or  removal  of  explosives  and  in  accordance   with
  regulations  of the commissioner. No employer shall allow any individual
  access to the explosive magazines or explosives of the employer unless a
  license has been  issued  to  the  individual  by  the  commissioner  as
  provided  in  this  article,  or  the  individual  is  under  the direct
  supervision of the license holder.
No person shall have matches or fire of any kind in any  magazine.  No
  person  shall  store  or  keep  blasting caps, detonating or fulminating
  caps, or detonators in a magazine in which any other type  of  explosive
  is stored or kept. No person shall open any package of explosives within
  fifty  feet  of  any  magazine,  nor  shall  any explosives be kept in a
  magazine except in the original containers, or as otherwise provided  by
  regulations  promulgated  under  this article. No person shall discharge
  firearms within five hundred feet of a magazine or  explosives  factory,
  or  at  or  against  any such building or magazine. Any theft or loss of
  explosives from a storage magazine or otherwise,  shall  immediately  be
  reported  to  the  commissioner  and the state or local police or county
  sheriff.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 456 - Location of Magazines.

§  456.  Location of magazines. The quantity of explosives that may be
  stored in any explosives factory  or  magazine  shall  depend  upon  its
  distances  from  the  nearest  building,  railroad  or  highway or other
  magazine. The distances that a quantity of explosives may be stored from
  the nearest  magazine,  building,  railroad  or  highway,  shall  be  as
  determined  by the regulations promulgated pursuant to this article. All
  such distances may be reduced  one-half  when  the  magazine,  building,
  railroad  or  highway  to  be  protected is adequately screened from the
  explosives factory or magazine by an efficient barricade as  defined  in
  subdivision seven of section four hundred fifty-one of this article.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 457 - Relocation of Magazines.

§ 457. Relocation of magazines. 1. When any magazine is moved from the
  location  for  which  it was certified according to section four hundred
  fifty-six of this article, and the magazine is or is intended to be used
  for the storage of explosives and will be in the new location  for  more
  than twenty-four hours, the commissioner shall be notified as to the new
  location  of the magazine. Such notification shall be made no later than
  one business day prior to the move. The notification shall  contain  all
  of the information required by the commissioner.
2.  The  provisions of subdivision one of this section shall not apply
  where  the  relocation  has  been  ordered  by  police,  fire  or  other
  authorized  emergency  personnel,  or where the continued storage in the
  current location would constitute a threat to life or property. In  such
  cases  the  commissioner  shall be notified as soon as practicable after
  the relocation but in no case more than two business days following such
  relocation.
3. When a magazine is abandoned, sold or  removed  from  service,  the
  certificate  holder  shall  notify  the commissioner no later than three
  business days from the date of  such  action  and  shall  surrender  the
  certificate to the commissioner.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 460 - Seizure, Impounding, Destruction or Disposition of Explosives.

§  460. Seizure, impounding, destruction or disposition of explosives.
  1.   The  commissioner  is  hereby  authorized  and  empowered,  without
  application  to  any  court,  to  seize and impound any explosives found
  within this state, except in cities having a population of more than one
  million inhabitants, which are in  apparent  violation  of  any  of  the
  provisions of this article, regulations promulgated hereunder or laws or
  regulations  of  the federal government, or which have been abandoned or
  lost, or where the commissioner has reason to believe that public safety
  is endangered by such explosives. Such explosives  may  be  removed  and
  transported  by  the  commissioner  and  stored in magazines provided or
  obtained for that purpose by the state or by the commissioner.
2. The owner of such explosives may, within five days of such seizure,
  make written demand upon the  commissioner  for  a  hearing.  Upon  such
  demand, the commissioner shall give the owner written notice of the time
  and place of such hearing to be held not less than ten days thereafter.
3.  Where  no hearing is demanded within the time herein prescribed or
  where, after hearing, the commissioner  finds  that  there  has  been  a
  violation  of  the  provisions  of this article, regulations promulgated
  hereunder or laws or regulations of  the  federal  government,  or  that
  public  safety  is endangered, the commissioner may destroy or order the
  destruction of such explosives without liability, or direct  such  other
  disposition  of the explosives. If the commissioner finds there has been
  no such violation and that public safety has not been  endangered,  such
  explosives shall be returned to the owner thereof.
4.  Where such explosives have been abandoned or lost, and no claimant
  has appeared within thirty days, demanded the return of  the  explosives
  and  proved,  to  the  satisfaction  of the commissioner, the claimant's
  title to and right of possession of such  explosives,  the  commissioner
  may  destroy  or  direct  the  destruction thereof, or direct such other
  disposition thereof as is deemed proper.
5. Any provision herein to the contrary notwithstanding, where, in the
  opinion  of  the  commissioner,  the  manufacture,  condition,  storage,
  packing  or  location of explosives is such that its continued existence
  or transportation is a danger to public safety,  the  commissioner  may,
  without  hearing  and  without  liability therefor to the owner thereof,
  seize and  destroy  or  direct  the  seizure  and  destruction  of  such
  explosives.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 461 - Record and Notice of Sales, Deliveries or Gifts.

§  461.  Record  and  notice  of  sales, deliveries or gifts. 1. Every
  person selling, delivering, giving away  or  otherwise  transferring  or
  disposing  of  explosives  shall  keep at his or her principal office or
  place of business  within  the  state,  a  record  of  the  transaction,
  including  the  name  or  type  and  quantity  of  the  explosive,  such
  identification of the explosive as may be required  by  the  regulations
  promulgated  pursuant  to this article, the date of each sale, delivery,
  gift, transfer or disposition, the name  and  business  address  of  the
  purchaser,  donee,  recipient or person to whom delivered, the number of
  the license, if  such  license  is  required  by  section  four  hundred
  fifty-eight  of  this  article,  and  the name and address of the person
  taking the explosives away. A report  of  all  such  transactions,  when
  requested,  shall be submitted to the commissioner. Such record shall be
  open to inspection by the commissioner or by federal,  state  and  local
  enforcement  officers  at  all times. No person shall have in his or her
  possession any explosives unless he or she has a bill of sale  or  other
  evidence of title thereto.
2.  Any  provision in this article to the contrary notwithstanding, no
  person in a city having more than one million inhabitants shall ship  or
  transport  or  cause  to  be shipped or transported explosives from such
  city to any other place within the state, unless such person  shall,  at
  least  twenty-four  hours  prior  to  such  shipment,  transmit  to  the
  commissioner a statement in writing giving the weight, name or brand and
  type of explosives, the name and address of  the  person  to  whom  such
  explosives  are  to  be  sold, shipped, transported or delivered and the
  date thereof. Upon receipt of such  statement,  the  commissioner  shall
  provide  immediate  written notice of such shipment or transportation of
  explosives to  the  mayor  of  a  city  having  more  than  one  million
  inhabitants,  or  to the designee of the mayor. No person shall make any
  such shipment except to a holder of a license issued hereunder.
3. No person within  the  state  shall  purchase,  receive  or  accept
  delivery  of  explosives from any place outside the state, and no person
  shall bring explosives into the state from any place outside the  state,
  unless,  he  or  she  is  in possession of a valid license issued by the
  commissioner. The licensee receiving the  explosives  shall  maintain  a
  record  including  the weight, name or brand and type of the explosives,
  the name and address of the shipper and the  date  of  shipment,  for  a
  period  of  three  years  from the date of receipt or two years from the
  date of final disposition of the explosives whichever occurs last.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 462 - Rules and Regulations.

§  462.  Rules  and  regulations.  The  commissioner  may  make  rules
  supplemental to this article as deemed necessary or desirable to  assure
  the  public  safety  as  well  as  to  provide  reasonable  and adequate
  protection of the lives, health and safety of persons  employed  in  the
  manufacture,  storage,  handling,  use,  purchase, sale, disposition and
  ownership of explosives. The commissioner may prescribe such regulations
  as are deemed necessary  and  proper  for  the  administration  of  this
  article.  The  commissioner shall by rule adopt the codes, standards and
  recommended practices promulgated by the most recent edition of National
  Fire Protection  Association,  1123  and  1126  Standards  on  Fireworks
  Displays  and  Use  of  Pyrotechnics  Before  a  Proximate  Audience, in
  accordance  with  the   provisions   of   this   article   and   article
  twenty-eight-D of the general business law.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 463 - Review.

§  463. Review. All questions of fact arising under this article shall
  be decided by the commissioner and there shall be no  appeal  from  such
  decision on any such question of fact. Upon the entry of an order issued
  under  sections  four  hundred fifty-nine and four hundred sixty of this
  article, any party aggrieved  thereby  may  commence  a  proceeding  for
  review  thereof  pursuant to article seventy-eight of the civil practice
  law and rules within thirty days from the notice of the  filing  of  the
  said  order  in the office of the commissioner. Said proceeding shall be
  commenced directly in the  appellate  division  of  the  supreme  court.
  Nothing  in  this section shall in any way limit, qualify or prevent the
  commissioner from destroying explosives as provided under  section  four
  hundred sixty of this article.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 16 - Explosives › 464-A - Local Laws.

§  464-a. Local laws. Except with regard to cities having a population
  of over one million, the  provisions  of  this  article  and  the  rules
  adopted  pursuant  thereto  shall  be  the minimum standard required and
  shall  supersede  any  special  law  or  local  ordinance   inconsistent
  therewith,  and  no  local  ordinance  inconsistent  therewith  shall be
  adopted, but nothing herein contained shall  prevent  the  enactment  by
  local law or ordinance of additional requirements and restrictions.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 470 - General Provision as to Construction, Equipment and Maintenance of Places of Public Assembly.

§ 470. General provision as to construction, equipment and maintenance
  of  places  of  public  assembly.    All  places  of  public assembly as
  hereinbefore defined shall be so constructed, equipped and maintained as
  to provide reasonable and adequate protection to the lives,  health  and
  safety of all persons employed or assembled therein.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 471 - Rules.

§  471. Rules.  The board of standards and appeals shall make rules to
  carry out the provisions of  this  article.  Such  rules  shall  be  the
  minimum  standard  required and shall supersede any special law or local
  ordinance inconsistent therewith, and no  local  ordinance  inconsistent
  therewith  shall  be adopted, but nothing herein contained shall prevent
  the  enactment  by  local  ordinance  of  additional  requirements   and
  restrictions.   Such rules of the board of standards and appeals for the
  construction, equipment and maintenance of places  of  public  assembly,
  shall  be subject to the procedure set forth in sections twenty-nine and
  thirty of this chapter, may be limited in their application  to  certain
  classes of buildings or to the conditions under which they are operated,
  and  some  or all of them may apply only to those buildings or places to
  be constructed, maintained or conducted in the future. Such rules  shall
  have  the  force and effect of law and be enforced in the same manner as
  the provisions of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 472 - Enforcement.

§  472.  Enforcement.  The  commissioner  of  labor  shall enforce the
provisions of this  article  and  rules  adopted  thereunder;  provided,
however, that this section shall not apply to:
(a)  any  city  exempted  from  this  article  by section four hundred
seventy-four-a hereof; or
(b) any city, town, or village having a department, board  or  officer
charged with the enforcement of building laws or ordinances, which files
with  the  commissioner  of  labor a duly certified copy of a resolution
adopted by its local legislative body assuming full  responsibility  for
enforcing   the  provisions  of  this  article  and  the  rules  adopted
thereunder.  Upon  receipt  of  a  certification  of  receipt  of   such
resolution  by  the  commissioner,  which  shall be issued no later than
sixty days from the date of filing of such resolution, such city,  town,
or  village  shall  have  all the powers of the commissioner of labor in
enforcing  the  provisions  of  this  article  and  the  rules   adopted
thereunder.  The provisions of this section, however, shall apply to any
such city, town, or  village  sixty  days  after  the  filing  with  the
commissioner  of  labor of a duly certified copy of a resolution adopted
by   its   local   legislative   body   terminating   its    enforcement
responsibilities.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 473 - Certificate of Compliance With Requirements of Law.

§  473.  Certificate  of  compliance with requirements of law.  1. The
  enforcing authority shall ascertain  by  inspection  whether  places  of
  public  assembly  conform  to  the  requirements of this article and the
  rules adopted thereunder. If such places are found to so conform, he  or
  it  shall  issue  a  certificate  of  compliance  to  that  effect. Such
  certificate shall be conspicuously posted on the  premises.  Before  any
  certificate  of compliance shall be issued to a place of public assembly
  erected after the first day of October, nineteen hundred and twenty-two,
  plans for such building shall be filed with the industrial  commissioner
  or with the local enforcing authority for approval, and such plans shall
  not  be  approved  unless they conform to the provisions of this article
  and the rules adopted thereunder. The industrial commissioner shall  not
  require  the  filing  of  plans  before the issuance of a certificate of
  compliance for a place of public assembly  erected  before  July  first,
  nineteen  hundred  sixty-three  over  which enforcement jurisdiction was
  delegated to the industrial commissioner on such date, nor for  a  place
  of public assembly which may be transferred to his jurisdiction pursuant
  to paragraph (b) of section four hundred seventy-two of this article.
2.  A  fee  not  to exceed one hundred dollars shall be charged to and
  collected from the owner, lessee  or  person  conducting  the  place  of
  assembly  for  each inspection, but not more than two hundred dollars in
  any one year shall be so charged or collected, in respect  of  the  same
  premises,  except  that  no  fee  shall  be  charged  for  inspection of
  buildings operated as a  public  place  of  assembly  by  any  political
  subdivision or by an agricultural society or association receiving state
  aid;  provided,  however,  that  no fee shall be charged to or collected
  from a volunteer fire company or an organization  of  veterans  for  the
  inspection  of any place of public assembly operated by such a volunteer
  fire company or organization of veterans.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 473-A - Posting of Means of Egress in Places of Public Assembly.

§  473-a.  Posting  of  means  of egress in places of public assembly.
  There shall be posted in a conspicuous place and manner at all exits  in
  every  place  of  public  assembly,  a  printed scale floor plan of that
  particular floor or story, which shall show all means of egress, clearly
  labeling those exits to be used in case  of  fire.  Said  printed  scale
  floor plan shall be no smaller than eight inches by ten inches and shall
  be posted in such a manner that it cannot be readily removed.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 474 - Revocation of Certificate of Compliance.

§  474.  Revocation  of certificate of compliance.  No place of public
  assembly shall be conducted for pecuniary gain unless a  certificate  of
  compliance  shall have been issued and conspicuously posted therein. The
  enforcing authority granting the certificate of  compliance  may  revoke
  the  same  if premises are not maintained according to the provisions of
  law and the rules adopted thereunder.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 17 - Public Safety › 474-A - Application to New York City and Other Cities.

§ 474-a. Application to New York city and other cities.  This article,
  except  for  section  four  hundred seventy-five, shall not apply to the
  city of New York, or to other cities having a bureau of buildings  which
  is  charged  with  the  duty of enforcing a building code enacted by the
  legislative body of such city.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 18 - Unemployment Insurance Law › Title 1 - Short Title; Public Policy of State › 501 - Public Policy of State.

§  501.  Public policy of state.  As a guide to the interpretation and
  application of this article, the public policy of this state is declared
  to be as follows: Economic insecurity due to unemployment is  a  serious
  menace  to  the health, welfare, and morale of the people of this state.
  Involuntary unemployment is therefore a subject of general interest  and
  concern  which requires appropriate action by the legislature to prevent
  its spread and to lighten its burden, which  now  so  often  falls  with
  crushing  force  upon  the  unemployed  worker  and  his  family.  After
  searching examination of the effects of widespread  unemployment  within
  the  state,  the  joint  legislative committee on unemployment appointed
  pursuant to a joint resolution adopted  April  ninth,  nineteen  hundred
  thirty-one,   reported   to   the   legislature  that  "the  problem  of
  unemployment can better be met by the so-called compulsory  unemployment
  insurance  plan than it is now handled by the barren actualities of poor
  relief assistance backed by compulsory  contribution  through  taxation.
  Once  the facts are apprehended this conclusion is precipitated with the
  certainty of a chemical reaction. " Taking into account  the  report  of
  its  own  committee, together with facts tending to support it which are
  matters of common knowledge, the legislature therefore declares that  in
  its  considered  judgment the public good and the well-being of the wage
  earners of this state require the enactment  of  this  measure  for  the
  compulsory  setting  aside  of  financial  reserves  for  the benefit of
  persons unemployed through no fault of their own.
2023 New York Laws › LAB - Labor › Article 18 - Unemployment Insurance Law › Title 2 - Definitions › 512 - Employer.

§  512.  Employer.  1.  "Employer"  includes the state of New York and
  other governmental entities and any Indian tribe as defined  in  section
  five  hundred  sixty-six  of  this  article and any person, partnership,
  firm, association, public or private, domestic or  foreign  corporation,
  the  legal  representatives  of  a  deceased  person,  or  the receiver,
  trustee, or successor  of  a  person,  partnership,  firm,  association,
  public or private, domestic or foreign corporation.
2.  For  purposes  of  this  article, the term "employer" includes the
  non-profit organization or governmental entity designated as liable  for
  contributions   under   this  article  for  all  services  performed  by
  individuals who are enrolled participants in a summer  youth  employment
  program conducted and funded pursuant to title II, part B of the Federal
  Job  Training  Partnership Act. The designation shall be made in writing
  by the administrative entity for the service delivery  area  established
  pursuant  to  said  federal  act  in  which  the summer youth employment
  program is operated, and shall become effective  upon  filing  with  the
  commissioner.
3.  For  the purpose of complying with the requirements of the federal
  personal responsibility and work opportunity reconciliation act,  public
  law 104-193, the term "labor organizations" shall have the meaning given
  such  term  in  section two (5) of the national labor relations act, and
  includes any entity (also known as a "hiring hall") which is used by the
  organization and any employer to carry out requirements of an  agreement
  between  the  organization  and  the employer described in section eight
  (f)(3) of such act.  Such  "labor  organizations"  shall  be  considered
  employers  for  the  purpose of submitting information to the "statewide
  wage reporting system" as provided in section one hundred  seventy-one-a
  of the tax law.
4.  Whenever the commissioner determines that services performed by an
  individual constitute employment  but  the  supervision,  direction  and
  control are exercised by one or more entities, and one entity places the
  individual  with,  or  provides  the  individual  to,  another entity to
  perform the services, the  entity  that  pays  the  individual  for  the
  services shall be the employer under this article unless by contract the
  individual  is  specified to be the employee of another entity, in which
  case the other entity shall be the employer. Whenever such  employer  is
  replaced  by  another  entity  such  replacement  shall  be considered a
  transfer pursuant to section five hundred eighty-one  of  this  article.
  This   subdivision  shall  not  apply  to  a  payroll  agency  that  the
  commissioner determines provides payroll services on behalf  of  another
  employer.