Resources

NYS Minimum Wage

NYS Minimum Wage Annual Increases by Industry

How Raising the Minimum Wage to $15 Would Help Workers

Economists Agree: Raising the Minimum Wage Reduces Poverty

Raising the Minimum Wage: Good for Workers, Businesses and the Economy

Why Raising the Minimum Wage is Good Economics

Fatal Falls: The Downside of the Construction Boom

National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries

Your OSHA Rights in a Nutshell

OSHA Rights of Temp and Contract Workers

OSHA Rights for Young Workers

Health and Safety Rights on the Job for Teen Workers (PDF)

Rights and Precautions After and OSHA Inspection

Health and Safety Rights of Workers and Their Unions (PDF)

Accident/Incident Investigation Rights

Protection from Retaliation for Reporting Hazards

The Scaffold Law requires contractors, owners and agents in construction to provide proper protection to workers’ working off of the ground.

Don’t Pull the Ladder Out From Under Workers

FAQ: The Importance of New York’s Scaffold Law

Why We Still Need the Scaffold Law

Fatal Inequality Report

Construction Workers and the Scaffold Law

At the Company’s Mercy (PDF)

U.S. Lags Behind World in Temp Worker Protections

How to Improve Temp Worker Safety

Temporary Work, Lasting Harm

Temp Worker Regulations Around the World

The Challenge of Temporary Work in Twenty-First Century Labor Markets (PDF)

Are Temp Workers Earning Fair Wages?

Young Workers in Agriculture (PDF)

Asbestos 

Diesel Hazards

Lead

Mercury 

NYCOSH Safety and Health Collection 

Hazards and Exposures

Diseases and Injuries 

Industries and Occupations 

Chemicals 

Safety and Prevention 

Emergency Preparedness and Response 

WNYCOSH Know Your Rights Fact Sheet

WNYCOSH Workers’ Rights Handbook

NYS Labor Law Facts

Wage Theft Prevention

What To Do If Immigration Comes To Your Workplace

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Temp Workers’ Rights Under OSHA

What Is A Union?

Workplace Stress

NIOSH Stress at Work

Stress at Work on the Rise