A hearing to consider reducing the New York overtime threshold for farm workers was postponed, the state labor department said April 14.
The hearing, which was to be held April 16 in Farmingville, N.Y., was to allow a wage board to hear testimony about possibly reducing the overtime threshold for farm laborers to less than the 60 hours a week, the department said on its website.
A new date is to be announced after the hearing is rescheduled, the department said.
Farm laborers must be paid an overtime premium for hours that exceeds 60 a week and for work on ...
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