New York
For New York, employer pay rule is An employer may, however, withhold wages of any such employee serving as a juror during the period of such service; provided that an employer who employs more than ten employees shall not withhold the first seventy-two dollars of such juror’s daily wages during the first three days of jury service; statute is N.Y. Judiciary Law § 519, recorded from its source on 2026-09-02.
- State
- New York our reading
- Employer pay rule
- An employer may, however, withhold wages of any such employee serving as a juror during the period of such service; provided that an employer who employs more than ten employees shall not withhold the first seventy-two dollars of such juror’s daily wages during the first three days of jury service. verified
- Statute
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 519 our reading
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What the source says
An employer may, however, withhold wages of any such employee serving as a juror during the period of such service; provided that an employer who employs more than ten employees shall not withhold the first seventy-two dollars of such juror’s daily wages during the first three days of jury service. Withholding of wages in accordance with this section shall not be deemed a penalty.
— newyork.public.law, retrieved 2026-09-02
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Statute
N.Y. Judiciary Law Section 519 – Right of juror to be absent from employment (2026)
— all from newyork.public.law, retrieved 2026-09-02
Source
- newyork.public.lawhttps://newyork.public.law/laws/n.y._judiciary_law_section_519