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When you should be paid
It depends on your job. New York Labor Law section 191 generally provides:
If you are: |
Then you are entitled to be paid: |
a manual worker |
at least once a week, not more than a week after the wages were earned |
a commission salesman |
as agreed, but at least once a month – on written request, you are also entitled to a statement of earnings due |
another type of worker |
at least twice a month, on a regular pay day designated in advance |
For more information, contact New York Attorney General’s Labor Bureau at 212-416-8700, or the New York Department of Labor at http://www.labor.state.ny.us/ or (800) 662-1220.