Workday breaks can go a long way to reduce employees’ stress and fatigue on the job while also improving overall job satisfaction and productivity. It important for New York State employers and employees to familiarize themselves with the legal requirements of workplace breaks. This tip offers an overview of New York State workplace meal and rest period laws and provides guidance on how to remain in compliance.
Meal Periods
Meal Period Requirements
Generally, New York law requires employers to provide a meal break. Section 162 of the New York State Labor Law establishes the ...
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