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"We fought hard to get workers the peace of mind they deserve and will continue fighting for workers every time anyone tries to take it away,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
February 18, 2020 at 05:42 PM
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A New York state Supreme Court justice on Tuesday dismissed a fast-food trade group’s challenge to a 2017 New York City law targeting unfair scheduling practices by employers.
The ruling, by Justice Arthur Engoron of New York’s 1st Judicial District, ruled that the city’s Fair Workweek Law was not preempted by state law regulating employees’ work hours, schedules and minimum wage and premium pay compensation.
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