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Labor Law § 677 · Article 19-A. Minimum Wage Standards and Protective Labor Practices For Farm Workers

Appeals from compliance orders

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§ 677. Appeals from compliance orders. Within sixty days after the issuance by the commissioner of an order to comply with any provision of this article or with any minimum wage regulation promulgated thereunder, any person aggrieved may appeal questions of law and fact involved in such order to the board of standards and appeals by filing with said board a written petition in accordance with such rules as the board shall prescribe, provided, however, that no such appeal shall bring under review any minimum wage regulation promulgated under this article. The provisions of subdivision two of section six hundred seventy-six relating to appeals from determinations of the board and the provisions of subdivisions three through seven of section six hundred seventy-six shall apply to appeals such as herein provided. Unless an appeal such as herein provided is taken within the prescribed time, the findings of fact and conclusions of law contained in such order to comply shall be final and binding and no board or court shall have jurisdiction to review such order, or finding or conclusion contained therein, or to restrain or interfere with its enforcement.

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