Empire State of Mind: Add the New York Handbook Supplement to Your L&E Toolkit

Need employment policies that are specific to New York and New York City employers? Use this one-of-a-kind fully annotated New York employee handbook supplement when developing or revising handbooks for NY and NYC employers.

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