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, which would “establish[] rules and regulations for Sick Leave as set forth by . . . the [NYLL]” if and when adopted. While the Department has yet to formally publish notice of the Proposed Regulations in the New York Administrative Register and commence the comment period, here are the highlights from the Proposed Regulations posted on the NYDOL website.
Documentation: Unlike the NYSPSL law and non-binding administrative guidance, the Proposed Regulations contain provisions on an employer’s ability to “require medical or other verification in connection with sick leave.”
Length of Absence Required: Specifically, such verification may
not be requested for PSL use that is less than three consecutive previously scheduled workdays or shifts. Said another way, the verification can
As a reminder, a “fast food employee” is any individual working in a fast food establishment whose job duties include at least one of the following: customer service, cooking, food or drink preparation, delivery, security, stocking supplies or equipment, cleaning or routine maintenance. In addition, “fast food establishment” is any establishment in New York serving food or drink items:
Where patrons order or select items and pay before eating and such items may be consumed on the premises, taken out or delivered to the customer’s location;
Which offer limited service;
Which is one of 30 or more establishments
nationally, including:
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The New York State Department of Labor (DOL) published proposed regulations on December 9 that provide more details on the recently enacted New York State Sick Leave Law (NYSSL), which imposes sweeping paid sick leave requirements on New York employers (as described in our prior alert). Under the NYSSL, employees begin to accrue paid sick leave on September 30, 2020, and may begin to take accrued leave on or after January 1, 2021.
These proposed regulations, even if they become final, coupled with the DOL’s Frequently Asked Questions on the NYSSL (FAQs) still leave some important questions unanswered. Employers should consult with counsel to consider how these proposed regulations affect their business.
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