N.Y. Labor Law 356 – Notice of unlawful manufacture
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§ 356. Notice of unlawful manufacture. If the commissioner discovers any manufacture in a house contrary to the provisions of this article, he shall serve notice of such unlawful manufacture upon the employer.
Terms Used In N.Y. Labor Law 356
- Employer: means any person who either directly or through an employee, agent, independent contractor, or any other person, delivers or causes to be delivered to another person, any materials to be manufactured in a home, and which are thereafter to be returned to him, not for the personal use of himself or of a member of his family, or to be delivered, mailed, or shipped to others. See N.Y. Labor Law 350
- House: means any building in which one or more persons regularly sleep, and shall include outbuildings upon premises which include such building; but where only a person or persons or the family of a person or persons engaged in the service of the building, sleep in such building, the term "house" shall apply only to the separate room or rooms or to the apartment or apartments in which one or more of such persons sleep. See N.Y. Labor Law 350