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S6801Senate2013-2014 Session

Relates to increasing the minimum wage for employees of certain public authorities

Sponsor Adriano EspaillatSD-31Affects Economy
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In Senate Committee
Labor
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Pending
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Adriano Espaillat

Senator · Senate District 31

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  1. Referred to labor

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Sponsor's memo

BILL NUMBER:S6801

Title of bill

An act to amend the labor law, in relation to increasing the minimum wage for employees of certain public authorities

Purpose or general idea of bill

This bill will increase the minimum wage for the employees of metropolitan transportation authority, the thruway authority, the state environmental facilities corporation, the state dormitory authority, the New York City school construction authority, and the state energy research and development authority. The increase in wage shall amount to $9.00 a hour.

Summary of specific provisions

This bill will increase the minimum wage for the employees of metropolitan transportation authority, the thruway authority, the state environmental facilities corporation, the state dormitory authority, the New York City school construction authority, and the state energy research and development authority. The increase in wage shall amount to $9.00 a hour.

Justification

Within many of the public authorities there are many hardworking men and women, many with families, who deserve fair livable wages. This amendment will ensure the hardworking people who serve the public will be entitled to just wages in which they can support themselves and their families without having to rely on state subsidies.

Prior legislative history

None.

Effective date

This act shall take effect immediately

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