New York's Retail Worker Safety Act Is Live
New York's retail crime compliance countdown has closed as the Retail Worker Safety Act (NYRWSA) has been implemented, and Governor Kathy Hochul's 'landmark legislation' has commenced.
The Retail, Wholesale, Department Store Union (RWDSU), for one, is grateful.
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Effective June 4, the NYRWSA (S. 8358B/A. 8947C) will 'introduce critical safety measures to protect retail workers across the state,' according to the semi-autonomous division of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW).
'Retail workers—and shoppers—across New York will be safer because of this law,' Stuart Appelbaum, president of the RWDSU, said. 'Retail workers should not have to go to work every day in fear; this law goes a long way towards ending that.'
New York State Senator Jessica Ramos introduced the NYRWSA last January to compel employers to evaluate their workplaces for risks, develop a violence prevention plan, provide ongoing safety training for workers—and revisit these efforts annually. The Harris-endorsing union has worked with Ramos and New York State Assemblymember Karines Reyes, who chairs its subcommittee on workplace safety, throughout the bill's ascension and amendments.
While the New York State Senate passed S8358B last summer, Governor Kathy Hochul signed an amendment to the act in February, extending the effective date of some of its provisions to June 2.
'The Retail Worker Safety Act provides for preventative measures that will help deter violence and harassment before it starts,' Appelbaum said. 'And, most importantly, will assist workers in getting help quickly in the event of an emergency.'
Retailers with 10 or more employees must develop 'comprehensive violence prevention plans, conduct regular risk assessments and provide biennial training on de-escalation techniques and active shooter scenarios,' the NYRWSA mandates. Retailers with 500 or more employees, meanwhile, must install silent response buttons—allowing 'workers to discreetly alert security personnel during emergencies,' the RWDSU said—before January 1, 2027.
'As a produce manager, I've witnessed firsthand the escalating tensions in retail environments,' said Edwin Quezada, a manager at a stop-and-shop in Long Island and Local 338 RWDSU/UFCW member. 'This Act ensures we have the training and tools to handle volatile situations, making our workplaces safer for both employees and customers. We worked hard to see it brought into law and I'm proud to see it starting to take effect.'
The issue has become a source of anxiety for retail employees as retail crime ratchets up, a survey conducted by the RWDSU last spring found.
Fifty-seven percent of those surveyed said they've personally experienced verbal harassment or intimidating behavior at work. Eighty percent reported concerns about an active shooter entering their place of business. Seven percent reported that their employers 'made safety improvements following violent incidents,' per the survey.
'Every day I came to work with a pit in my stomach, not knowing if today would be the day someone got aggressive or violent,' said Nancy Almodovar, a salesperson at a major department store in Manhattan, per the RSDSU. 'We've been ignored for too long by our employers, but this law finally says: our safety matters. It gives us real tools and real protection—and for the first time in a long time, I feel like someone's looking out for us.'
There's precedent for such programs, the labor union said. The NYRWSA builds on the public sector's workplace violence protection law from 2006 and uses the statutory framework of New York's 2018 workplace sexual harassment protection law, per the RWDSU.
'We are grateful that Governor Hochul has focused on preventing retail violence and theft and for bill sponsors Senator Jessica Ramos and Assemblywoman Karines Reyes,' said Appelbaum.
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Post surgery, associate editor, Elena Matarazzo, bought $100 worth of socks and they look good as new, almost two years later. • Delsey: Effortlessly chic and editor approved suitcases are 15% off when buying two or more. • Ekster: Smart, trackable wallets and more are up to 40% off sitewide. • July: From sleek commuter backpacks to secure hardshell luggage, July makes pieces that'll last a lifetime. Now, you can save up to 20% on its entire site for Father's Day. • Monos: The luggage brand's Father's Day promotion offers a complimentary gift when you shop a set worth $400 and up. • Lo & Sons: Get up to 40% off select luggage. • Ostrichpillow: For the traveling dad, consider Ostrichpillow's on-the-go essentials and save 25%. • Samsonite: In time for summer vacations, take up to 30% off Samsonite bestsellers. • State Bags: Dad-approved carry-ons, in luggage accessories and more are up to 70% off in the brand's sale section. • Tumi: Tumi's semi-annual sale arrived just in time for Father's Day. Take up to 30% off travel backpacks, luxury luggage and more. Litter-Robot 4 Warranty Bundle Litter-Robots have become all the rage and rightfully so. It means you never have to stoop and scoop up cat messes, while doubling down with self-cleaning and odor control. This bundle, along with other models, are $100 off. Read our review West & Willow Pet Portrait West & Willow's custom pet portraits make a perfect gift for any animal lover. These hand illustrations and their modern frames won't clash with your design aesthetic either. Furbo 360° Dog Camera Toss treats and keep an eye on your pets with this popular dog camera. It's marked down by over $40 at Amazon and at Furbo. Smart features like a bark sensor alert you when your pet is up to mischief. Chewy Lamb Chop Squeaky Plush Dog Toy Quite truly the dog toy, the Lamp Chop, is just $4 at Chewy. Do the spoiling for Dad and keep their pets plenty entertained with its plush fabric and squeaker. Tractive Dog GPS Tracker Help them keep track of their bestie with this handy GPS monitor. It fits on any size collar and is 40% off in the whit finish. You can even monitor your pet's activity and how many calories they're burning throughout the day. Youly Tinsel Kitten & Cat Collar in Blue If you're constantly playing cat and mouse with your pet, consider a thin collar with a bell attached. You'll be able to hear when they're trotting around the house and this sparkly blue version is 50% off. • Chewy: The package room in deals editor Jacqueline Saguin's apartment building is frequently filled with Chewy packages. The go-to destination has daily deals on toys, accessories and more. • Diggs: The Revol Crate Bundle that comes with a bed and water bowl is 10% off. • Furbo: Keep an eye on Fido with one of the bestselling pet cameras out there, the Furbo. It's discounted when you buy the camera alone or bundle with a warranty. • Petco: Stock up on essentials for their feline friend and save up to 35% on treats, litter and the like. • West & Willow: West & Willow's custom pet portraits (and more) make a perfect gift for any animal-loving dad. Until June 8, take 20% off sitewide. • Whisker: Cat dads will love Whisker's innovative self-cleaning litter boxes and now select Litter-Robot 4 bundles are up to $200 off. Whether you're shopping for a grill master, tech enthusiast or just the dad who insists he 'doesn't need anything,' now's the time to snag a deal on something better than a 'World's Best Dad' mug. Retailers are rolling out generous discounts across everything from smart gadgets and sneakers to grooming gear and backyard essentials. Our team of bargain hunters has a combined decades-long experience with deal vetting to help give our readers savvy buying advice. Advocating for shoppers is what our deals editors are all about, ensuring we only recommend the best prices on top-performing products. Each member of our team, including senior deals editor Rikka Altland, deals editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate deals editor Elena Matarazzo, specializes in a different area of interest to help whittle down the latest and greatest deals.
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Stock Movers: Chewy, Dollar Tree, Planet Labs
On this episode of Stock Movers: -Chewy shares (CHWY) fall after Jefferies analyst Kaumil Gajrawala cut the recommendation on the online retailer of pet products to hold from buy, writing that valuation appears 'primed' for a first-quarter beat and raise that's unlikely to happen. -Dollar Tree shares (DLTR) are up after JPMorgan upgraded the discount retailer to overweight from neutral. -Planet Labs shares (PL) jump after first-quarter revenue beat estimates. Analysts at Citizens said the satellite data provider had a 'stellar quarter' and the stock remains an opportunity for long-term capital appreciation.
