Court Reform in New York

Court Reform in New York

Introduction

The main purpose of this paper is to make an analysis on the court reforms of New York. The paper gives description about reforming the organization of the New York State System relating to the issues of civil service and exempt employees. The main purpose of the New York state system is to provide disability, death and retirement benefits to the non-exempted employees of the New York. These reforms have been enforced by the court and staff members at the New York Department of Labor. The items covered by the law are mainly the pay rate communication, minimum wage and pay deductions having general alignments with the federal law. This is applicable on the employees working for the public and private sectors.

Discussion

The court reforms of New York state system is related to the issues of civil servants and exempted employees. As per the issue with this, it is necessary for the employers of New York to properly communicate their pay rates to the employees. The law has been enforced on April 9, 2011. It is very necessary for the managers to inform salaried exempt employees about the wage rate they are offering before the starting of work (Steven, 2000). Also, it is necessary for the supervisors and the managers that they should inform their employees about the annual wages of each year. It is necessary for the employers that they should communicate the wage rate every year, even if the wage rate does not change. As per the New York court reforms, there can be very severe consequences of the families specially the poor families and the families suffering from domestic abuse (Lloyd, 2006).

As per the New York reforms, the wages set for the salaried exempt employees is minimum $455 a week and $23,600 for a year. These salaries are set by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Law. There hourly wages are not as same as the non-exempted salaried and hourly workers (Lloyd, 2006). The reform does not take more than 8 out of 10 respondents who identify their vzgyada as "very conservative". According to a recent survey Washington Post, independent voters, from which the United States usually depends on the result of voting against the "Obamakera" in the proportion of 51% to 41%. 42% would like to see the Supreme Court rejected the reform as a whole. And only 25% wish to have the highest court of its support (William, 2000).

After the thorough research of almost seven months, the Special Commission on the Future of the New York State Courts has made determination on the current structure of the courts. According to this study, this structure is one of the most bizarrely and archaic complex systems throughout the nation. The inefficiencies and the defeciencies developed by the system's web of trial courts is used to cause pain and difficulties for many vulnerable citizens and cost litigants and the state over $500 million each year (Lloyd, ...