New York § 695-C Representation units

New York Statutes

§ 695-C — Representation units

New York § 695-C

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Art. 19-CRepresentation of Child Care Providers

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N.Y. Labor § 695-C (2026).

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  § 695-c. Representation units. For purposes of this article only, New\nYork's child care providers shall be divided into four representation\nunits as follows:\n  1. All child care providers in New York city who are paid from funds\nadministered by New York city pursuant to section four hundred ten-u of\nthe social services law.\n  2. All registered or licensed child care providers in New York city\nwho are not paid from funds administered by New York city pursuant to\nsection four hundred ten-u of the social services law.\n  3. All registered or licensed child care providers outside the city of\nNew York and\n  4. All child care providers outside New York city who provide child\ncare in a residence to one or more children who are receiving child care\nassistance under title 5-c of artic

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§ 695-c. Representation units. For purposes of this article only, New\nYork's child care providers shall be divided into four representation\nunits as follows:\n 1. All child care providers in New York city who are paid from funds\nadministered by New York city pursuant to section four hundred ten-u of\nthe social services law.\n 2. All registered or licensed child care providers in New York city\nwho are not paid from funds administered by New York city pursuant to\nsection four hundred ten-u of the social services law.\n 3. All registered or licensed child care providers outside the city of\nNew York and\n 4. All child care providers outside New York city who provide child\ncare in a residence to one or more children who are receiving child care\nassistance under title 5-c of article six of the social services law\nunder circumstances where the individual is not required to be licensed\nor registered under section three hundred ninety of the social services\nlaw.\n