N.Y. Labor Law 682 – Referrals by employment agencies
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§ 682. Referrals by employment agencies. No employment agency shall place or attempt to place any employee in an occupation at less than the wage applicable to such occupation under this article.
Terms Used In N.Y. Labor Law 682
- Employee: includes any individual employed or permitted to work by an employer on a farm but shall not include: (a) domestic service in the home of the employer; (b) the parent, spouse, child or other member of the employer's immediate family; (c) a minor under seventeen years of age employed as a hand harvest worker on the same farm as his parent or guardian and who is paid on a piece-rate basis at the same piece rate as employees seventeen years of age or over; or (d) an individual employed or permitted to work for a federal, state, or a municipal government or political subdivision thereof. See N.Y. Labor Law 671
- Wage: includes allowances in the amount determined in accordance with the provisions of this article for meals, lodging, and other items, service and facilities when furnished by the employer to his employees. See N.Y. Labor Law 671
The term "employment agency" as used in this § of the general business law.