NY S7623B (died)

New York S7623 — Electronic Monitoring and Automated Employment Decision Tools (DIED in committee)
NY · N.Y. S7623-C (2023-24 Reg. Sess.) — died in Senate Labor Committee

Status
Expired
Applies to
ADS deployers (would have)
Enforced by
Would have been Attorney General

New York S7623 would have limited how employers electronically monitor workers and barred them from using automated hiring or employment-decision tools unless the tool had an independent bias audit within the past year, with advance notice to workers and candidates, penalties and a right to sue. It was amended three times but never left the Senate Labor Committee and died when the 2023-2024 session ended.

Who is protected: New Yorkers (would have)

Legal detail

S7623 (2023-24, Hoylman-Sigal; same-as A9315) — would have restricted employer electronic monitoring to specified purposes using the least invasive means with prior written notice, and prohibited use of automated employment decision tools absent an independent bias audit/impact assessment within the prior year, with notice to candidates and employees, human review, civil penalties ($500-$1,500 per violation) and a private right of action. Introduced Aug. 4, 2023; amended as S7623A (Oct. 18, 2023), S7623B (Apr. 12, 2024) and S7623C (May 31, 2024); never reported out of the Senate Labor Committee.

Key facts

JurisdictionNY
LevelState
CitationN.Y. S7623-C (2023-24 Reg. Sess.) — died in Senate Labor Committee
Private right of actionYes, individuals can sue
Topicsautomated decision-making · consumer protection
Bill textS7623B — NY Senate

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