New York employers will be subject to several new employment laws in 2023. Below is a summary of three new laws that New York employers should review and prepare for now. Electronic Posting Law, Effective December 16, 2022 This new law requires New York employers to electronically make available to employees those documents that New…
Read Full PostRecent Amendments Modernize New York’s Not-For-Profit Corporation Law
On November 21, 2022, Governor Hochul signed into law a bill (A.9969/S.9047), effective immediately, that amends provisions of the New York Not-For-Profit Corporation Law (“NPCL”) relating to action by the board or members without a meeting, board vacancies, and director quorum requirements. The amendments are intended to modernize the NPCL to align with current practices,…
Read Full PostVolunteer Spotlight: Kyle Sommer, Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP
Kyle Sommer, Senior Associate in Fragomen’s New York office, has quickly become one of the Partnership’s “go to” immigration law volunteers. Since he began volunteering with the Partnership in 2019, Kyle has assisted several New Jersey nonprofits with immigration law matters, mostly focusing on visa questions. Immigration law presents critical issues for many of the…
Read Full PostConnecticut Expands Employee Anti-Discrimination Protections
Effective October 1, 2022, several changes to Connecticut’s anti-discrimination law now provide employees with enhanced anti-discrimination protections. The scope of the Connecticut Fair Employment Practices Act (the “CFEPA”) was expanded to apply to all Connecticut employers with at least one employee. Previously, Connecticut employers with three or more employees were subject to the CFEPA. Public…
Read Full PostNew Jersey Mandatory Notices Reminder and Major Changes to the NJLAD and NJFLA Notice Requirements
ACTION REQUIRED: See Details Below With the end of 2022 fast approaching, Pro Bono Partnership wants to remind nonprofits of the notices that they might need to hand out to their New Jersey-based employees, at the time of hire and/or annually. We also want to alert nonprofits about other notice obligations, including the recently revised…
Read Full PostNew Jersey Minimum Wage to Increase in January 2023 by More than Initially Projected
ACTION REQUIRED: See Details Below Nonprofits should note that New Jersey’s minimum hourly wage will increase on January 1, 2023, to $14.13 for employees of large employers and $12.93 for employees of small and seasonal employers. Moreover, as of January 1, 2023, “direct care staff members” in long-term health facilities are to receive a minimum wage that…
Read Full PostWestchester County, NY Pay Transparency Law Becomes Effective November 6, 2022
Recent amendments to the Westchester County Human Rights Law will require employers with at least 4 employees to provide a pay range in job postings. Effective November 6, 2022, it will be unlawful for employers hiring for positions performed in whole or in part in Westchester County, whether in an office, in the field or…
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