Who this covers: Delivery apps and couriers, trucking, for-hire vehicles, commercial fleets, warehouses.
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You could be sued by anyone claiming gender-motivated violence that you or your business enabled or took part in, including older incidents, within 18 months of the law's effective date.
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Any person claiming to be injured by a party who commits, directs, enables, participates in, or conspires in the commission of a crime of violence motivated by gender may bring a civil claim against that party.
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Enacted, Local Law 50 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees or others may bring claims tied to gender-motivated violence at the workplace.
General liabilityThird-party injury claims could arise from violence enabled on business premises.
If your housing project gets city money, you must pay $40/hour combined ($25 in wages), try to hire 30% NYC residents, and workers can sue you.
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provide for a private right of action for aggrieved workers
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Enacted, Local Law 21 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026
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Employment practices liabilityWorkers can bring wage and benefit claims under the new private right of action.
Employees could sue you directly in court over alleged sick and safe time violations, within two years, without first filing a city complaint.
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This bill would allow employees who are alleging a violation of their rights under the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act (ESSTA) to commence a civil action in any court of competent jurisdiction.
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Enacted, Local Law 22 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024
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Employment practices liabilityAdds employee lawsuits over leave and sick time violations.
You can't deactivate high-volume for-hire drivers without just cause or a bona fide economic reason, and you must give notice and face reinstatement and back pay.
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Enacted, Local Law 52 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026
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Employment practices liabilityDrivers can claim wrongful deactivation and seek reinstatement and back pay.
You can't deactivate delivery workers without just cause or economic reasons, and you must use progressive discipline and give notice.
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Enacted, Local Law 34 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026
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Employment practices liabilityWorkers can challenge deactivations and win reinstatement and lost earnings.
Delivery riders must take a powered-bike and battery safety course, and your delivery license can be suspended or revoked if you don't provide safety gear.
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Enacted, Local Law 133 of 2025, Oct 10, 2025
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Commercial autoBusinesses using bicycles for deliveries face new safety rules.
Workers' compensationMandatory safety training and gear for delivery workers affect injury exposure.
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If you use contracted delivery workers, you must follow minimum pay, pre-acceptance disclosure, bag, fire safety and toilet access rules, and face enforcement.
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Enacted, Local Law 123 of 2025, Sep 10, 2025
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Employment practices liabilityPay and worker protection rules expand claims exposure from delivery workers.
Delivery apps may charge restaurants an extra 20% for enhanced services if they offer a basic tier, and must send fee notices and monthly itemized statements.
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Enacted, Local Law 79 of 2025, May 31, 2025
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Ad tablet companies must pay for-hire drivers at least 25% of tablet ad revenue, and the interior advertising company license fee is set at $500.
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Enacted, Local Law 56 of 2024, Apr 6, 2024
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If you run a mobile car wash, you could be fined $100 a day for operating unlicensed, and your vehicle and equipment could be towed and forfeited.
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Enacted, Local Law 32 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024
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Commercial autoVehicles used for mobile car washes can be towed, stored, and forfeited.
For-hire vehicles can carry approved ad tablets, drivers get 25% of revenue and can't be forced to install them, and tablet suppliers need a TLC license.
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Enacted, Local Law 33 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024
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Commercial autoTablets installed in for-hire vehicles change vehicle equipment and driver rules.
Your business vehicles could be caught by noise cameras and you could get a notice of violation and fine for exceeding noise limits.
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Enacted, Local Law 7 of 2024, Jan 6, 2024
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Commercial autoFleet and delivery vehicles face new automated noise violations and fines.
If you bid on city contracts or use subcontractors, giving false qualification or subcontractor information could cost you $1,000 to $25,000 per violation.
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Enacted, Local Law 67 of 2026, Mar 14, 2026
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Directors & officersRegulatory penalties for false statements may be pursued against company management.
If you employ security guards, you must pay them at least the public building service contract minimum wage, vacation and supplemental benefits, and face city and worker enforcement.
If you offer immigration assistance services, fines for violations jump to $5,000–$20,000, and ads with images must carry the required notice of services you can't provide.
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Enacted, Local Law 101 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025
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You must get a hotel license ($350, two years), staff the front desk and security, clean rooms daily, directly employ core staff, and provide panic buttons and training.
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Enacted, Local Law 104 of 2024, Nov 4, 2024
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Workers' compensationPanic buttons and trafficking training mandates affect employee safety at work.
Employment practices liabilityDirect employment mandate changes employment relationships and related claims.
General liabilityRequired security coverage and room cleanliness relate to guest premises safety.
If DSNY newly designates your establishment, you must separate and dispose of organic waste by mid-2027, and your carter must give you food donation information.
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Enacted, Local Law 118 of 2026, Jul 30, 2026
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You may be able to park for-hire vehicles in commercial metered areas during a one-year city pilot program.
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Enacted, Local Law 24 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026
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If you operate a contracted ferry terminal, you must post schedules, fares and ticket information in English, Spanish and other locally relevant languages.
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Enacted, Local Law 28 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026
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If you run a third-party grocery delivery service, you must pay grocery delivery workers at least the city's minimum pay rate for delivery workers.
If you run a food or grocery delivery service, you must offer customers a tip option of at least 10 percent of the purchase price on every order.
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Enacted, Local Law 107 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025
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If you run a delivery app, you must offer customers a chance to tip the worker before or when the order is placed.
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Enacted, Local Law 108 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025
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You must pay contracted delivery workers within 7 days of each pay period and give them an itemized pay statement, keeping copies for three years.
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Enacted, Local Law 113 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025
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Employment practices liabilityPay timing and statement rules create wage-related claim exposure from delivery workers.
Any e-bike your delivery workers use must be lab-certified, and you can't make workers buy one, unless you fund a trade-in or rental program.
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Enacted, Local Law 95 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025
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Commercial autoDelivery e-bikes used for your business must meet certification standards.
Workers' compensationSafer e-bikes change injury exposure for delivery workers.
You can use new city-designated overnight curbside parking for commercial trucks in industrial business zones, giving fleets a place to park legally.
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Enacted, Local Law 96 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025
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Commercial autoFleet vehicles may be parked curbside overnight in these zones, changing vehicle exposure.
The TLC could not require you to carry no-fault insurance above 200 percent of the state minimum on your licensed vehicles, which may lower your premiums.
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Enacted, Local Law 90 of 2025, Jul 1, 2025
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Commercial autoCaps the no-fault coverage the TLC can require on licensed for-hire vehicles.
You must display a sign on every rear passenger door of your taxi or for-hire vehicle warning riders to check for cyclists, and the TLC supplies the signs free.
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Enacted, Local Law 78 of 2025, May 31, 2025
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Commercial autoNew vehicle display duty applies to taxis and for-hire vehicles and relates to door-opening cyclist collisions.
You can't take off or land non-essential helicopter flights at city-run heliports unless the aircraft meets federal noise standards.
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Enacted, Local Law 64 of 2025, May 24, 2025
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If your DCWP-licensed garage or lot has 10+ spaces, you must install EV chargers in 20% of spots by 2035, unless you get a waiver.
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Enacted, Local Law 55 of 2024, Apr 6, 2024
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Commercial propertyNew EV charging equipment and electrical capacity installed in owned or leased facilities.
If you owe old Environmental Control Board judgments, you can settle them during a 90-day window by paying the base penalty or 75 percent, with no interest.
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Enacted, Local Law 147 of 2026, Sep 12, 2026
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New businesses may be able to join a city program that coordinates inspections and plan reviews so you can open faster.
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Enacted, Local Law 132 of 2026, Aug 18, 2026
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If you are a partner or sole proprietor paying city unincorporated business tax, you get a smaller credit against your city personal income tax, so you pay more.
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Enacted, Local Law 133 of 2026, Aug 18, 2026
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If you hold a city contract over $100,000, you must self-certify no conflicts or misconduct and report any found within 10 business days.
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Enacted, Local Law 55 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026
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Directors & officersOfficers attest to no misconduct or conflicts, creating personal and regulatory exposure.
Until August 30, 2026, sanitation provider rules on receptacles and litter basket placement apply only if you got City Council funding or didn't apply for a receptacle siting by March 1, 2026.
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Enacted, Local Law 60 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026
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If you hold a covered DHS or criminal justice contract, you would get at least 25% of annual value upfront each quarter starting July 2027.
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Enacted, Local Law 11 of 2026, Jan 3, 2026
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If you have more than 200 employees working in NYC, you must file an annual pay data report with demographic and job information.
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Enacted, Local Law 173 of 2025, Dec 4, 2025
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Employment practices liabilityReported pay data by demographics may prompt pay discrimination claims.
You must give employees 32 extra hours of unpaid safe/sick time and let them use sick time for more reasons, such as child care and legal proceedings.
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Enacted, Local Law 145 of 2025, Oct 25, 2025
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Employment practices liabilityExpanded leave rights raise the chance of employee leave and retaliation claims.
If you run a regulated child care program, you must give parents the city's rights information when they enroll their child.
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Enacted, Local Law 129 of 2025, Sep 13, 2025
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If you bid on city contracts, you would gain a formal way to protest agency procurement decisions, except accelerated, emergency and small purchases.
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Enacted, Local Law 107 of 2024, Nov 9, 2024
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You must give every new hire your written lactation room policy and keep it available at your workplace and on your intranet, if you have one.
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Enacted, Local Law 109 of 2024, Nov 9, 2024
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees may claim lactation accommodation failures or missing policy distribution.
Any clause in your employment agreements that shortens the time employees have to file discrimination or harassment claims will be void and unenforceable.
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Enacted, Local Law 62 of 2024, May 11, 2024
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees keep full time to bring discrimination and harassment claims despite contract limits.
If you hold human services contracts with the city, your employees must complete anti-racism training every year, or you can run your own approved curriculum.
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Enacted, Local Law 13 of 2024, Jan 6, 2024
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Horse drawn cab licenses expire May 31, 2028 with no renewal, and you must humanely dispose of carriage horses without selling them for slaughter.
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You can't use algorithms and customers' personal data to charge different customers different prices for the same item; bona fide discounts are still allowed.
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Next hearing Thu, Nov 12, 2026 at 11:00 AM, Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 3. Agenda
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Cyber & privacyRestricts use of customer personal data in pricing algorithms.
Fines for idling trucks and buses go up, with steeper penalties for repeat violations within 3 years.
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Commercial autoHigher idling fines raise the cost of operating business vehicles and fleets.
You can't schedule home care aides for shifts over 12 hours or more than 56 hours a week without their written opt-in, and you must give them a rights notice.
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Employment practices liabilityScheduling and hour-limit violations can lead to employee claims and penalties.
Workers' compensationLimits on long shifts relate to fatigue and workplace injury risk.
If you run a warehouse that delivers to NYC consumers, you must get a city license and meet safety, training and employment conditions.
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Workers' compensationSafety and training conditions for warehouse workers.
Employment practices liabilityEmployment requirements and worker enforcement options.
General liabilityFacility safety conditions tied to the license.
You must give employees unpaid leave for bone marrow or living organ donation, and you can face penalties if you don't.
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees could bring leave-denial or retaliation claims.
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If you arrange or facilitate deliveries of goods in NYC, you must get a business license from DCWP and meet its license conditions.
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Commercial autoLicensed delivery operations involve vehicles and couriers used for the business.
If you run a pedicab business, your pedicabs need meters and scannable plates, and drivers need DCWP safety training yearly to get or renew a license.
General liabilityPassenger safety training and rules affect third-party injury exposure.
Pedicab businesses and drivers will get licensed and regulated by the TLC instead of DCWP, so you must follow new TLC rules and licensing.
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Commercial autoPedicab fleets face a new regulator, and TLC will study ways to lower pedicab insurance premiums.
You must carry liability insurance covering e-bike and powered-device accidents involving your delivery workers, or you can't get or keep your city license.
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Commercial autoRequires coverage for accidents involving delivery workers on e-bikes and powered devices.
General liabilityMandates liability coverage for third-party injury from delivery accidents.
If you run a licensed third-party food delivery service, you must file annual safety reports and submit a safety plan with each license application or renewal.
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Commercial autoReporting and plans cover safety incidents involving delivery workers on the road.
Workers' compensationReports must cover worker deaths and serious injuries and training policies.
If you operate shared e-bikes or e-scooters, you must install sidewalk riding detection and deceleration features, with fines up to $1,000 for repeat violations.
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Commercial autoFleet vehicle equipment mandates for share-system e-bikes and scooters.
Product liabilityDeceleration features alter safety exposure for vehicles you provide.
General liabilitySidewalk riding injuries to pedestrians may involve operators.
Class 3 e-bikes would be banned on city streets, so couriers or staff riding them could face fines and impoundment, which could affect your delivery operations.
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Commercial autoWorkers using class 3 e-bikes for deliveries face fines and impoundment of bikes.
If a vehicle your business owns racks up 16 school-zone speeding violations in a year, you must put speed-limiting devices on every vehicle you own.
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Commercial autoFleet vehicles may be required to carry speed-limiting devices and face registration suspension.
Your pedicab drivers may not park, stop, stand, or pick up or drop off passengers within 50 feet of any Theatre District theatre entrance or exit.
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Commercial autoPedicab operations are restricted in a defined zone, changing how business vehicles may operate.
If you operate pedicabs, the ride timer must be placed and visible according to new rules.
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Commercial autoChanges equipment requirements for vehicles operated for the business.
If you operate a licensed delivery service, you will likely have to retain your delivery data once the related licensing law takes effect.
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Cyber & privacyRetaining delivery records means storing data that could be breached.
If you use bikes, e-bikes, mopeds or motorcycles for deliveries, you must give workers safety gear, ID and safety info, and keep records of them.
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Commercial autoExpands safety duties for bikes, mopeds and motorcycles used in your deliveries.
Workers' compensationSafety equipment and info duties relate to delivery worker injuries.
Discrimination based on sex characteristics, including intersex traits, is clearly covered as gender discrimination, so you must not treat people differently on that basis.
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Employment practices liabilityClarifies discrimination claims by employees and applicants can cover intersex traits.
If you run shared bikes or scooters, you must show rules of the road in your app and at stations, and make users review them each year before unlocking.
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General liabilityRider safety rules and required reviews bear on injury claims from shared device use.
You could not hold or win city contracts if your business engages in immigration enforcement, and this would apply to your existing city contracts.
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If you hold a city home-delivered meals contract, you must deliver a meal to each authorized older adult every day, 365 days a year.
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Commercial autoSeven-day delivery increases vehicle use for meal delivery.
Commercial waste haulers and the businesses they serve can use city marine and rail transfer stations to dispose of commercial waste.
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If you run a third-party food delivery service, you must verify the registration of mopeds that your delivery workers use.
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Commercial autoVehicles used for deliveries must be verified as registered, changing fleet compliance exposure.
You can apply to a city pilot that matches your small business with a social media content creator for marketing help.
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If you provide human services under a city contract, you must pay your human services employees at least the prevailing wage.
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Employment practices liabilityWage requirements raise exposure to employee wage claims.
If you're cited through the citizen air complaint program, you would get cure options and clearer timelines for reviewing and fighting complaints.
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If you lease out vehicles, you could transfer liability for certain engine idling violations to the lessee through a new DEP program.
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Commercial autoShifts who bears idling violation liability for leased vehicles.
The city will set fixed per-minute rates for pedicab rides, so you can no longer set your own fares.
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If you hold a city human services contract, you must report to the agency within 30 days whenever you sign a subcontract with a certified MWBE.
Disclosure / reporting
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Only 6 commercial waste haulers will get Staten Island zone agreements, and the zone's start is pushed to February 1, 2028.
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If you operate the city's bike share, your agreement must require you to report collisions, violations, theft and vandalism involving your bikes.
Disclosure / reporting
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If you run a pedicab business, you could use taxi relief stands and new Midtown pedicab-only stands to wait for fares for up to an hour.
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Commercial autoPedicabs would stand and park at curb stands, changing vehicle operating exposure.
If you run a pedicab business, you could equip pedicabs with pedal-assist electric motors under 750 watts.
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Commercial autoMotor-assisted pedicabs change vehicle and driver accident exposure.
If you run a delivery service, you must send 24 months of trip data to DCWP and may face new safe delivery rules.
Disclosure / reporting
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Commercial autoSafe delivery time standards could change how couriers operate vehicles and bikes.
Cyber & privacyDelivery services must hand over large volumes of trip data to the city.
If you provide a chatbot, you must secure and limit use of user data, give users access to it, disclose that it's not human, and not imply licensed-professional advice.
Disclosure / reporting
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Cyber & privacyNew data security, privacy, and access duties for chatbot user data.
Professional liability / Tech E&OAdvice-equivalence restrictions affect claims over chatbot-provided guidance.
If you run a delivery app, you must track e-bike and moped couriers for unsafe riding, alert them live, and block deliveries after three alerts in a week until a safety course.
New requirement
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Commercial autoRules govern unsafe riding by couriers on e-bikes and motorcycles making deliveries.
If you are a city contractor, you must post whistleblower protection information covering AI-related reports, and your employees get protection for reporting AI risks.
Disclosure / reporting
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Employment practices liabilityEmployee whistleblower retaliation claims expand to AI-related reporting.
If your fleet is in the city's fleet program, idling violations will now show up in the Finance commercial portal with instructions for responding.
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If you use bicycles commercially, you must give your motor-assisted bike operators fireproof or fire-resistant containers for charging removable batteries.
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Next hearing Fri, Nov 20, 2026 at 9:30 AM, Committee on Fire and Emergency Management, Council Chambers - City Hall. Agenda
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Commercial autoRules on e-bikes used by workers for business deliveries change fleet-related requirements.
Workers' compensationBattery charging containers reduce fire and injury risk to workers.
Commercial propertySafer battery charging lowers fire risk at business premises.
Eligible small businesses can get technology literacy training, including how to use AI, through an SBS program.
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Next hearing Tue, Dec 1, 2026 at 1:00 PM, Committee on Small Business, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 2. Agenda
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If you run a bike share, you can't charge members more than a subway base fare for 1 hour on an e-bike or 2 hours on a bike.
New requirement
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Next hearing Wed, Dec 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM, Committee on Contracts, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 1. Agenda
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If you hold a city contract, the city must pay the undisputed part of an invoice on time and tell you in writing about any disputed portion.
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Next hearing Wed, Feb 10, 2027 at 10:00 AM, Committee on Contracts, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 1. Agenda
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Proposed 84
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Customers, competitors, and others could sue you over unfair, deceptive, or abusive business practices.
People can sueRead the clause
This bill would be enforced by a private right of action.
Quoted word for word from the bill text.
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General liabilityBroad new lawsuits over deceptive or unfair practices, including advertising injury claims.
Directors & officersManagement may face claims alleging unlawful business practices.
Employees, applicants, and customers get six years instead of three to sue you over discrimination or harassment under the city human rights law.
People can sueRead the clause
increase from three years to six years the statute of limitations to file a civil action by persons aggrieved by unlawful discriminatory practices or acts of discriminatory harassment or violence under the city human rights law.
Quoted word for word from the bill text.
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Employment practices liabilityLonger window for discrimination and harassment claims by employees and applicants.
You must give tipped workers daily pay and tip breakdowns and let customers tip the way they paid. Workers can sue you under a new private right of action.
People can sueRead the clause
The bill also creates additional administrative remedies and a private right of action.
Quoted word for word from the bill text.
Disclosure / reporting
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Employment practices liabilityTipped workers can bring wage-and-tip claims, including through the new private right of action.
Employers could face broader discrimination claims, including punitive damages and individual liability, as the human rights law is read more liberally and vicarious liability rules are repealed.
People can sueRead the clause
clarify the interpretation of specific sections of the law as they pertain to punitive damages, mistakenly perceived alcoholism, municipal immunity, individual liability
Quoted word for word from the bill text.
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Employment practices liabilityDiscrimination claims with punitive damages and individual liability raise employment claim exposure.
Directors & officersIndividual liability may reach managers and officers personally.
You can't consider vaccination status when hiring, firing, or setting job terms, and employees or applicants could sue you.
People can sueRead the clause
Finally, the bill would authorize administrative remedies for violations, as well as a private right of action.
Quoted word for word from the bill text.
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees and applicants can bring claims over hiring, firing, and employment terms.
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If you use the stipulated fine or commercial abatement programs, higher-earning businesses will pay higher reduced fines than they do now.
Fines
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You can't use license plate readers in TLC vehicles, and bases and dispatchers can't require or encourage them, or you risk fines and license loss.
Fines
License / permit condition
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Cyber & privacyLimits surveillance and plate-data collection on licensed vehicles.
Commercial autoAffects equipment and operation of TLC-licensed fleet vehicles.
If you run a licensed tow operation, you can't relocate towed vehicles to meters or no-parking spots during temporary restrictions, or you face escalating fines.
Fines
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Commercial autoTow truck operations and relocation practices change, with fines tied to vehicle handling.
If your freight terminal borders a freight impact zone, you must file an annual plan to prevent truck queues, and trucks that block streets can be towed.
Disclosure / reporting
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Commercial autoTrucks queuing near terminals face staging and idling bans and towing.
You can't require grocery delivery workers to carry over 22 pounds per trip or wear backpacks on bikes, scooters or mopeds, and you can't retaliate.
New requirement
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Workers' compensationLimits on load weight and gear change delivery worker injury risk.
Commercial autoRules govern how workers deliver on bicycles, scooters and mopeds.
Carriage operators face new licensing exam and probationary license rules, but can start operating as early as 7 a.m. on weekdays in Manhattan.
License / permit condition
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Commercial autoChanged operating hours and licensing affect carriage vehicle operations on streets.
You can't mount a speaker on the outside of any vehicle you own, including work vehicles, or you face fines and towing for repeats.
Fines
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Commercial autoBusiness vehicles with exterior speakers face fines and towing, disrupting fleet operations.
You face fines, and possible misdemeanor charges, if any business vehicle is parked or driven with an obscured or defaced license plate.
Fines
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Commercial autoFleet vehicles face new fines and misdemeanor exposure for plate violations.
Your business vehicles can be fined for fraudulent or expired plates, though expired plates get a 10 business day cure period.
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Commercial autoFleet vehicles face new fines for plate violations.
Your fleet vehicles face $65 then $100 alternate side parking fines, and a vehicle with three or more prior violations in 12 months must be towed.
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Commercial autoHigher fines and mandatory towing raise costs for business vehicles parked on city streets.
If you run autonomous taxis, the TLC will set rules on licensing, safety, vehicle standards, trip and fare reporting, and insurance.
License / permit condition
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Commercial autoAutonomous taxi operations face new vehicle, safety and insurance requirements.
Cyber & privacyTrip and fare data reporting involves collecting and transmitting rider data.
You can't park a trailer or mobile home on a residential street over three hours or overnight, or it may be ticketed and impounded.
Fines
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Commercial autoBusiness trailers face violations and impoundment, adding vehicle costs and exposure.
If you haul yellow or brown grease, you must report how it is disposed to BIC, and you can be fined if you don't.
Disclosure / reporting
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You could face a misdemeanor and fines if you put a GPS tracker on someone else's vehicle without their consent.
Fines
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Cyber & privacyUnauthorized location tracking is surveillance of personal data and creates exposure.
Commuter van operators get more violations before losing authorization, but now face a 15-day suspension after three violations in six months.
New benefit
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Commercial autoDriver licensing violations now risk suspension of van operations.
You can't park customer or inventory vehicles on city streets for your business, and violations cost $250 to $400 per day.
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Commercial autoBusinesses must relocate customer and inventory vehicles off the street, changing vehicle storage exposure.
General liabilityMoving vehicle storage and handling onto business premises changes on-site third-party injury exposure.
If you employ or engage people to sell tickets in public spaces, your business must get a city license, and a seller's violations could put it at risk.
License / permit condition
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You would need a city license to run a massage business, must post it, and may only use licensed (or exempt) massage staff and keep records proving it.
License / permit condition
Disclosure / reporting
New requirement
Fines
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Repeat Fair Work Week violations cost up to double the fines, and unpaid penalties can cost you your food service permit and trigger severance for staff.
Fines
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Employment practices liabilityScheduling and wage-related violations raise employee claim and penalty exposure.
If a worker dies on the job, you must give the city additional information or face a $1,000 to $2,500 fine per violation.
Disclosure / reporting
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Workers' compensationWorkplace fatalities must be reported and are compiled in a public database.
If you fundraise or do political consulting for city candidates, you cannot lobby them after they are elected, and violations bring civil penalties.
Fines
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Directors & officersRegulatory actions and penalties may target management of firms that lobby.
You can no longer enter non-compete agreements with employees, existing ones are void, and each violation can cost you $500.
Fines
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Employment practices liabilityEmployee claims over non-compete agreements and employment practices could increase.
You could not refuse housing to someone because of current or past sex work, and a city board would review unfair work practices against sex workers.
New requirement
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Employment practices liabilityNew unfair work practice enforcement could generate claims from workers who engage in sex work.
You can't run E-Verify on applicants you haven't hired, you must post your E-Verify enrollment notice, and each violation can cost you $10,000.
New requirement
Disclosure / reporting
Fines
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Awaiting mayor
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Employment practices liabilityHiring and work-authorization screening practices could draw employee or applicant claims.
You could face a higher maximum fine for ignoring an order from the Commission on Human Rights.
Fines
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Hearing held
Approved by committee
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Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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You must give employees 5 extra paid hours a year for preventative medical screening, on top of sick time, and can't make them make up the hours.
New requirement
Fines
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Hearing held
Approved by committee
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Awaiting mayor
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Employment practices liabilityNew leave entitlement creates employee claims risk for failure to provide paid time.
You could face higher maximum city fines if the Commission on Human Rights finds you engaged in unlawful discrimination.
Fines
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Hearing held
Approved by committee
Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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Employment practices liabilityLarger discrimination penalties raise exposure from employee and applicant claims.
You must give contracted delivery workers unpaid safe/sick time, can't penalize them for using it, and must give 30 days' notice before updating performance metrics.
New requirement
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Employment practices liabilityWorkers could claim retaliation or scheduling violations over safe/sick time and metric changes.
TLC-licensed drivers can fight stopping and standing tickets if they were helping a passenger with impaired mobility, with limits like hydrants and bus lanes.
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Awaiting mayor
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You no longer need a fire barrier between your mobility device battery charging area and your repair or servicing station, which can cut build-out costs.
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Commercial propertyRemoving fire barriers changes fire-safety features of charging and repair space.
E-bikes, including those your delivery workers ride, would be limited to 15 mph, so you may need to adjust delivery expectations and rider practices.
New requirement
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Commercial autoWorker e-bike use for deliveries is subject to a lower legal speed limit.
Your heating fuel, heating maintenance or utility company vehicles can't park on residential streets overnight between 9PM and 5AM.
New requirement
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Enacted
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Commercial autoRestricts where company fleet vehicles can be parked overnight.
If your business uses e-bikes, electric scooters or similar vehicles, such as for deliveries, you would have to license and register them.
New requirement
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Hearing held
Approved by committee
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Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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Commercial autoRegistration rules apply to motorized bikes and scooters used by workers for the business.
You must show your restaurant's sanitary inspection letter grade on your website or online ordering page, and delivery apps must show it too.
Disclosure / reporting
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Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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If you run non-essential helicopter flights from city-owned heliports, those operations would be prohibited.
New requirement
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Hearing held
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Awaiting mayor
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Your chartered helicopters can't take off or land at city-owned heliports unless they meet stage 3 noise levels.
New requirement
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Approved by committee
Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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Your tractor-trailers, tractors and trailers can park no more than 90 minutes, so plan deliveries and staging around that limit.
New requirement
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Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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Commercial autoFleet parking limits change how commercial vehicles are operated and exposed to tickets.
If you hold a commercial waste zone contract, you can't merge or acquire your way into more than 15 zones, or DSNY can terminate your contract.
New requirement
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If you operate a large warehouse, you could face new city emissions rules aimed at the vehicle traffic your site attracts.
New requirement
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Commercial autoRules on vehicle emissions tied to warehouses may change fleet operations.
You must keep a licensed guide on the upper deck of your double decker sightseeing bus whenever passengers are up there, in addition to the driver.
New requirement
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General liabilityUpper-deck passenger safety supervision affects passenger injury claims.
Commercial autoChanges operating rules for a commercial passenger vehicle.
If you run an e-bike or e-scooter share system, your devices need working speedometers and must cut motor assist at 10 mph for new riders.
New requirement
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Hearing held
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Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
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General liabilitySpeed limits for new riders change rider injury exposure to third parties.
Product liabilityOperators must equip and configure the devices they make available to riders.
Fleets running low or zero emission commercial vehicles could use new reserved curbside overnight parking in industrial business zones.
New benefit
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In committee
Hearing held
Approved by committee
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Awaiting mayor
Enacted
Stage 2 of 7: In committee
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Commuter van operators can now pick up passengers who hail them on the street, not just prearranged rides.
New benefit
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In committee
Hearing held
Approved by committee
Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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Commercial autoStreet-hail pickups change how commuter vans operate and their passenger exposure.
If you operate NYC Ferry under a city contract, you must pay all your employees at least the living wage.
New requirement
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Employment practices liabilityWage requirements create possible wage claims from employees.
If you run an e-hail taxi app, you must pay drivers at least what they would have earned on a metered street-hail trip.
New requirement
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Approved by committee
Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
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If you run ambulettes, you can use bus lanes and double-park to help passengers board and exit without those restrictions applying.
New benefit
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Commercial autoAmbulettes operating in bus lanes and double-parked change vehicle operating exposure.
If you use vehicles to fulfill a City contract, those vehicles must be equipped with AM broadcast receivers.
New requirement
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Hearing held
Approved by committee
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If you buy or accept used lithium-ion e-bike or scooter batteries, you must keep records and submit them to DCWP, and share them with DSNY and FDNY on request.
Disclosure / reporting
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In committee
Hearing held
Approved by committee
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Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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If you run a shared electric scooter system, you could not operate it on certain streets in downtown Flushing.
New requirement
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Hearing held
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Awaiting mayor
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You can't stand or park any vehicle within 20 feet of an intersection crosswalk, which affects delivery and fleet vehicles.
New requirement
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Commercial autoFleet and delivery vehicles lose curb space and face new parking violation exposure.
Your funeral firm can apply for an annual DOT permit to park authorized funeral vehicles in no-parking spots near your establishment for up to four hours.
New benefit
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Hearing held
Approved by committee
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You must let covered employees use earned safe and sick time to attend their child's school events, including parent-teacher meetings.
New requirement
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Approved by committee
Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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Employment practices liabilityLeave denial or retaliation claims could rise with the expanded permitted use.
If you run a supervised release program under a city contract, you must notify the court and parties within 5 or 10 days of a missed check-in.
Disclosure / reporting
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In committee
Hearing held
Approved by committee
Passed Council
Awaiting mayor
Enacted
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If you own or operate certain energy storage systems, you must have them remotely monitored and independently inspected under the fire code.
New requirement
Introduced
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Commercial propertyFire safety monitoring and inspection duties for energy storage systems on owned or leased property.
General liabilityFire risk from battery systems can injure third parties on premises.
If you contract with certain city agencies, you must report pay and employment data by race, gender and pay band to the city, which will analyze it for disparities.
Disclosure / reporting
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Employment practices liabilityPay disparity analysis by protected class may prompt employee discrimination claims.
You must pay employees a city minimum wage of $29 to $30 an hour phased in by 2030-2031, with yearly inflation-based increases.
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Employment practices liabilityWage and hour claims from employees could rise with a much higher minimum wage.
You could post your remote job openings on a city-run website, once the city verifies that your business and the jobs are legitimate.
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You must hold a reintegration meeting with each employee returning from parental leave, unless they opt out in writing.
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Employment practices liabilityMissed or mishandled return-from-leave meetings could prompt employee claims.
You must give employees paid personal time for any reason, earning one hour per 30 worked, up to 80 hours a year.
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Employment practices liabilityNew paid leave rights create leave and wage/hour claim exposure.
If you hold an emergency city client-services contract during a disease outbreak, you may have to pay in-person workers time and one-half hazard pay.
You may have to give paid safe and sick time to qualifying independent contractors, not just employees.
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Employment practices liabilityLeave claims could now come from contractors who meet the new definition of employee.
You must give caregivers reasonable workplace accommodations and take part in a cooperative dialogue with them about those accommodations.
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Employment practices liabilityCaregiver accommodation and discrimination claims by employees or applicants become possible.
You could not discriminate based on a person's family or relationship structure in hiring, housing, or serving customers.
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees and applicants may claim discrimination based on family or relationship structure.
You could not refuse to hire, or deny service to, someone because of their actual or perceived poverty.
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Employment practices liabilityApplicants and employees may claim discrimination based on poverty.
If you run a pre-K center under a DOE contract, you must pay education staff at least DOE rates and provide similar benefits or cash in lieu.
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Employment practices liabilityPay and benefit parity rules can lead to wage and benefit claims by staff.
Film, TV, and theater productions that commit to hiring and accommodating people with disabilities can apply for city grants.
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You could get free, individualized legal help from the city on making your leased business space accessible to people with disabilities, if funding is appropriated.
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If you hold a city contract and committed to working with community members or groups, you must report on that work to the agency every quarter.
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If you run a child day care center, you would no longer pay Parks Department permit fees for park use and could apply for permits online.
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You could get reimbursed for buying and installing a panic button that alerts the police, if you take part in the city's pilot program.
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You could get reimbursed by the Police Department for buying and installing panic buttons that alert police in an emergency.
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If you have over 100 employees, you must tell current staff about openings before choosing a candidate and share info about who was selected.
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Employment practices liabilityEmployees may claim unfair promotion practices tied to the new notice duties.