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2017-2018 session: change session
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Economy bills

Bills on labor law, wages, workplace safety, economic development programs, small business, agriculture, public authorities and gaming. They move through the Labor, Commerce and Economic Development, Agriculture and Racing committees.

332
Bills
0
Passed a house
0
Signed into law
0
Vetoed

Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score

  • A6716Assembly

    Create Flood Task Force

    This bill creates an Upstate Flood Mitigation Task Force to recommend and fund measures to prevent and mitigate flooding in upstate New York.

    Albert A. StirpeOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A7864Assembly

    Ban Non-Compete Agreements

    This bill prohibits non-compete agreements for employees earning under $75,000 and limits their use and enforcement for others.

    Jeffrey DinowitzOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A8107Assembly

    Invest in Job Training

    This bill creates a strategic investment in workforce development program to address workforce needs, support training, and enhance job opportunities across New York State.

    Harry B. BronsonVetoed

    Impact 8 · Significant·Vetoed

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeVetoed
  • S6536Senate

    Boost Workforce Training Funds

    This bill creates a statewide workforce development program to address training needs and support job growth, especially for youth, unemployed, and underemployed individuals.

    Robert OrttOn the Senate floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A10756Assembly

    Build Juvenile Detention Centers

    This bill authorizes the Dormitory Authority to finance, construct, and manage regional juvenile detention facilities through inter-municipal agreements among counties.

    Phil SteckSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A2805Assembly

    Support Minority Entrepreneur Centers

    This bill repeals and replaces Article 9 of the economic development law to establish entrepreneurship assistance centers focused on supporting minority groups, women, individuals with disabilities,…

    Fred ThieleSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S1616Senate

    Allow Transfer of Expired Fares

    This bill requires the MTA to allow riders to transfer expired fare balances for up to two years after expiration.

    Martin J. GoldenSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10573Assembly

    Require Language Help for Workers

    This bill requires the Workers’ Compensation Board to provide translation, interpretation, and language access services for limited-English proficient injured employees.

    Michele TitusOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact7/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A10639Assembly

    Paid Bereavement Leave Approved

    This bill amends New York's workers' compensation law to include paid family leave for bereavement following the death of a family member.

    Joseph MorelleOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact7/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A1260Assembly

    Fund Innovation Vouchers for Small Business

    This bill creates the New York State Innovation Voucher Program to help small businesses access research and development through grants for innovation and job growth.

    David BuchwaldVetoed

    Impact 7 · Significant·Vetoed

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeVetoed

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  • A10756Assembly

    Build Juvenile Detention Centers

    This bill authorizes the Dormitory Authority to finance, construct, and manage regional juvenile detention facilities through inter-municipal agreements among counties.

    Phil SteckSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A2805Assembly

    Support Minority Entrepreneur Centers

    This bill repeals and replaces Article 9 of the economic development law to establish entrepreneurship assistance centers focused on supporting minority groups, women, individuals with disabilities,…

    Fred ThieleSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S1616Senate

    Allow Transfer of Expired Fares

    This bill requires the MTA to allow riders to transfer expired fare balances for up to two years after expiration.

    Martin J. GoldenSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10105Assembly

    Expand Business Incubator Support

    This bill expands the number of designated business incubators, sets stricter funding requirements, and allows more incubator clients to qualify for tax benefits.

    Robin SchimmingerSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A1839Assembly

    Standardize Pet Microchips

    This bill establishes standards for microchipping dogs and cats, requires registration and information sharing, and improves processes for identifying and notifying owners of seized animals.

    Linda RosenthalSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A8509Assembly

    Regulate Hemp Seed Sales

    This bill establishes programs and policies to support, regulate, and promote industrial hemp as an agricultural crop in New York.

    Donna LupardoSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S8929Senate

    Cover More App Drivers

    This bill extends workers' compensation coverage for certain transportation network company (TNC) drivers without a one-year expiration limit.

    Martin J. GoldenSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10301Assembly

    Protect New York Farmland

    This bill expands farmland protection efforts in New York by supporting easements and agreements that keep farmland affordable and in agricultural use.

    Didi BarrettSigned by Governor

    Impact 5 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact5/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law

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  • S6861Senate

    Require Public Notice for Power Lines

    This bill requires the Long Island Power Authority to provide public notice before constructing utility transmission facilities, including details and environmental assessments.

    Kenneth P. LaValleSigned by Governor

    Impact 3 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S994Senate

    Allow Electronic Bell Jar Machines

    This bill authorizes and regulates the use of electronic bell jar vending machines by licensed charitable organizations for gaming in New York.

    John J. BonacicVetoed

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Vetoed

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeVetoed
  • A8288Assembly

    Require Utility Bill Transparency

    This bill requires New York gas and electric utilities to provide customers with an annual statement showing detailed charges in their bills.

    Amy PaulinVetoed

    Impact 3 · Low·Vetoed

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeVetoed
  • A9616Assembly

    Change Quorum Rule

    This bill changes the quorum requirements for the Public Service Commission to be a majority of its total required members.

    Jeffrey DinowitzVetoed

    Impact 3 · Low·Vetoed

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeVetoed
  • A6175Assembly

    Promote New York Businesses

    This bill requires the Empire State Development Corporation to create a public awareness campaign and online directory to promote New York state businesses and their products.

    Robin SchimmingerVetoed

    Impact 4 · Low·Vetoed

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeVetoed
  • A6991Assembly

    Paid Leave for Injured Officers

    This bill grants Port Authority police officers full salary and medical coverage if injured or sick due to duty performance.

    Peter AbbateVetoed

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Vetoed

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeVetoed
  • S8380Senate

    Paid Bereavement Leave Approved

    This bill amends New York's workers' compensation law to allow paid family leave for bereavement following the death of a family member.

    Rich FunkeVetoed

    Impact 7 · Significant·Vetoed

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeVetoed
  • S6666Senate

    Let Acupuncturists Treat Injured Workers

    This bill allows licensed or certified acupuncturists to treat injured employees under workers' compensation and sets related rules and fees.

    George AmedoreVetoed

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Vetoed

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeVetoed