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§ 163 — Hours of labor in brickyards

New York § 163
JurisdictionNew York
Law LABLabor
Title 1General
Art. 5Hours of Labor

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N.Y. Labor § 163 (2026).

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§ 163. Hours of labor in brickyards. No corporation owning or\noperating a brickyard shall require employees to work more than ten\nhours in any day, or to commence work before seven o'clock in the\nmorning. But overwork and work prior to seven o'clock in the morning for\nextra compensation may be performed by agreement between employer and\nemployee.\n

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