N.Y. Labor Law 726 – Financial reporting
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§ 726. Financial reporting. 1. Every labor organization and employer organization shall make available to each of its members a copy of its annual financial report, or such portions thereof as the industrial commissioner shall find relevant and appropriate, in such manner as the industrial commissioner shall prescribe. The president or chief executive officer and the treasurer or chief financial officer of the organization personally shall be responsible for the preparation of such report, and both shall verify such report. The officers responsible for the preparation of reports shall be responsible for providing copies of reports under this section.
Terms Used In N.Y. Labor Law 726
- Employer: means any person conducting a business or employing another within the state of New York, but shall not include a state government or any political or civil subdivision or other agency thereof. See N.Y. Labor Law 721
- Labor organization: means any organization of any kind which exists for the purpose, in whole or in part, of representing employees employed within the state of New York in dealing with employers or employer organizations or with a state government, or any political or civil subdivision or other agency thereof, concerning terms and conditions of employment, grievances, labor disputes, or other matters incidental to the employment relationship, and shall include the parent national or international organization of a local labor organization. See N.Y. Labor Law 721
- Officer: means any person holding or in fact performing or authorized to perform the functions of an office named or described in the constitution, charter, articles of incorporation, articles of association or by-laws of a labor organization or employer organization. See N.Y. Labor Law 721