A New York P-2 Posting Notice is a document required by New York State law when workers are hired, transferred, or promoted. It is meant to inform workers of their rights and responsibilities in their new position, including wages, hours, benefits, and other relevant information. There are two types of New York P-2 Posting Notices: the New York State Minimum Wage Notice and the New York Wage Theft Protection Act Notice. The Minimum Wage Notice outlines the current minimum wage rate and the Wage Theft Protection Act Notice outlines the rights and remedies workers have against employers who fail to pay wages as agreed upon. Both types must be posted in a conspicuous place in the workplace so that all workers can easily access them.
A New York P-2 Posting Notice is a document required by New York State law when workers are hired, transferred, or promoted. It is meant to inform workers of their rights and responsibilities in their new position, including wages, hours, benefits, and other relevant information. There are two types of New York P-2 Posting Notices: the New York State Minimum Wage Notice and the New York Wage Theft Protection Act Notice. The Minimum Wage Notice outlines the current minimum wage rate and the Wage Theft Protection Act Notice outlines the rights and remedies workers have against employers who fail to pay wages as agreed upon. Both types must be posted in a conspicuous place in the workplace so that all workers can easily access them.
