New York Article 23-A and GBL 380
Statewide New York duties for an employment consumer report: Correction Law 752 and 753, General Business Law 380-b and 380-j, and how they sit beside the city Fair Chance Act.
- 50 min
- 7 modules + exam
- Certificate of completion
For employers hiring for work in New York State.
What you will be able to do
- Recite the two section 752 grounds
- List the section 753 factors in plain language
- State the 380-j rule on arrests with no conviction and no pending charge
Syllabus
- 1Statewide New York is not the same as the cityArticle 23-A and General Business Law Article 25 apply across New York. The city's Fair Chance Act adds an earlier gate.7 min(open)
- 2Correction Law 752: two grounds onlyYou may deny employment because of a previous conviction only in the two situations the statute names.8 min
- 3Correction Law 753: the eight factorsSection 753 lists the factors you must consider, plus a presumption from a certificate of relief or good conduct.8 min
- 4General Business Law 380-bA consumer reporting agency may furnish a report only for listed purposes, and users have notice duties.7 min
- 5General Business Law 380-j: what a CRA may not reportArrests without a conviction, unless charges are still pending, are on the prohibited list. Accuracy duties also apply.8 min
- 6The New York coverage noteStatewide court coverage is not the same as a county hit. Read the product note. Do not invent an OCA search in this course.6 min
- 7Put the factors in writingIf you might deny the job because of a conviction, write the 753 factors. Do not keep them in a hallway conversation.6 min
- Final exam10 questions. 80% passes. Opens after the last module.
- Certificate of completionYour name, the course, and the date, with a public page anyone can check.
Sources
The primary sources this course is written from.
- New York State Senate: Correction Law section 752
- New York State Senate: Correction Law section 753
- New York State Senate: General Business Law section 380-j
- New York State Senate: General Business Law section 380-b
- New York State Senate: General Business Law section 380-k
- New York State Senate: Correction Law section 750
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