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A8877Assembly2009-2010 Session

Relates to unclaimed wages

Sponsor Marc AlessiAD-1Affects Finance
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In Assembly Committee
Ways And Means
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Pending
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Marc Alessi

Assembly Member · Assembly District 1

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BILL NUMBER:A8877

Title of bill

An act to amend the abandoned property law and the labor law, in relation to unclaimed wages

Purpose

To have all employers on or before the first day of May in each year to pay over to the state comptroller for credit to the aban- doned property fund and all such property which shall have become aban- doned.

Summary of provisions

Section 2306 of the abandoned property law. Any money due to an employee as defined by subdivision 5 of section 2 of the labor law for Payment of compensation for services. An employee as defined by subdivision 6, section 2 of the labor law, which shall have remained unclaimed by such employee for a period of one year.

Justification

This bill would deem all employers to pay over to the state comptroller for credit to the abandoned property fund all such property which shall have become abandoned prior to the first day of the preceding month. Every employer shall retain all unclaimed wages for payment to the person entitled thereto for not less than one year from the date in which they were issued. PRIOR LEGISLATIVE HISTORY: New legislation

Fiscal implications

None

Effective date

This act shall take effect immediately.

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