All homeworkers engaged or employed in the hand knitting industry shall keep a daily record of work done, and all employers in said industry shall likewise keep and maintain a record of the daily work done by any such homeworker or employee. All records shall be kept and maintained by all parties for a period of two years. All employers shall henceforth be required to pay each employee for work done immediately upon the completion and delivery of the same.
N.J. Stat. Ann. § 34:6-130.1
Records of and payment for homework in hand knitting industry
Known as the Mine Safety Act
The act spans §§ 34:6-119.1 to 34:6-98.9 (97 sections).
L.1940, c. 98, p. 232, s. 1.
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