New York Statutes

§ 215-C — Discrimination against employees for displaying the American flag

New York·Law LAB Labor·Art. 7 General Provisions

§ 215-c. Discrimination against employees for displaying the American\nflag.

1.No employer, public or private, or such employer's duly\nauthorized agent shall discharge or discriminate against any employee in\ncompensation or in terms, conditions or privileges of employment for\ndisplaying an American flag on the employee's person or work station,\nprovided such display physically does not substantially or materially\ninterfere with the employee's job duties. If after investigation the\ncommissioner finds that an employer has violated any provision of this\nsection, the commissioner may, by an order which shall describe\nparticularly the nature of the violation, assess the employer a civil\npenalty of not less than two hundred nor more than two thousand dollars.\nNotwithstanding the pro

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