New York § 392 Exit signs in mercantile establishments or restaurants

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§ 392 — Exit signs in mercantile establishments or restaurants

New York § 392

Law LABLabor

Title 2General

Art. 14Mercantile and Other Establishments

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N.Y. Labor § 392 (2026).

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  § 392. Exit signs in mercantile establishments or restaurants. An\nemployer having custody and control of a mercantile establishment or\nrestaurant shall be required to post a legible sign marked "EXIT" over\ndoors to be used for egress in the event of a fire emergency.\n

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