Several days after the State Senate and Assembly sent legislation to Governor Cuomo requiring private-sector employers to adopt enforceable workplace protections to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, his Counsel continues to review the legislation, which has been a top priority of the State AFL-CIO.
Action must be taken by May 5, and if Mr. Cuomo doesn't veto it, the New York Health and Essential Rights (HERO Act would become law even without his signature, according to a spokesperson for his office.
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