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§  564.  Agricultural  labor.  1.  Coverage.  (a)  Notwithstanding the  provisions of section five hundred sixty of this article, an employer of  persons  engaged  in  agricultural  labor  shall   become   liable   for  contributions under this article if the employer:    (1)  has  paid cash remuneration of twenty thousand dollars or more in  any calendar quarter to persons employed in agricultural labor, and such  liability shall commence on the first day of such quarter, or    (2) has employed in agricultural labor ten or more persons on each  of  twenty  days during a calendar year or the preceding calendar year, each  day being in a different calendar week, and the liability shall in  such  event commence on the first day of the calendar year, or    (3)  is  liable for the tax imposed under the federal unemployment tax  act as an employer of agricultural labor and the liability shall in such  event commence on the first day of the calendar quarter in such calendar  year when he first paid remuneration  for  agricultural  labor  in  this  state.    (b)  An  employer who becomes liable for contributions under paragraph  (a) of this subdivision shall cease to be liable as of the first day  of  a  calendar  quarter  next following the filing of a written application  provided the commissioner finds that the employer:    (1) has not paid  to  persons  employed  in  agricultural  labor  cash  remuneration  of  twenty  thousand  dollars  or more in any of the eight  calendar quarters preceding such day, and    (2) has not employed in agricultural labor ten or more persons on each  of twenty days during the current or the preceding calendar  year,  each  day being in a different week, and    (3)  is  not liable for the tax imposed under the federal unemployment  tax act as an employer of agricultural labor.    2. Crew leader. Whenever a person renders services as a  member  of  a  crew  which is paid and furnished by the crew leader to perform services  in agricultural labor for another employer, such other  employer  shall,  for  the  purpose  of this article, be deemed to be the employer of such  person, unless:    (a) the crew leader holds a valid certificate  of  registration  under  the  federal  farm labor contractor registration act of nineteen hundred  sixty-three or substantially all the members  of  the  crew  operate  or  maintain tractors, mechanized harvesting or cropdusting machinery or any  other mechanized equipment which is provided by the crew leader, and    (b)  the crew leader is not an employee of such other employer and has  not entered into a written agreement with such employer under  which  he  is designated as an employee.

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§  564.  Agricultural  labor.  1.  Coverage.  (a)  Notwithstanding the  provisions of section five hundred sixty of this article, an employer of  persons  engaged  in  agricultural  labor  shall   become   liable   for  contributions under this article if the employer:    (1)  has  paid cash remuneration of twenty thousand dollars or more in  any calendar quarter to persons employed in agricultural labor, and such  liability shall commence on the first day of such quarter, or    (2) has employed in agricultural labor ten or more persons on each  of  twenty  days during a calendar year or the preceding calendar year, each  day being in a different calendar week, and the liability shall in  such  event commence on the first day of the calendar year, or    (3)  is  liable for the tax imposed under the federal unemployment tax  act as an employer of agricultural labor and the liability shall in such  event commence on the first day of the calendar quarter in such calendar  year when he first paid remuneration  for  agricultural  labor  in  this  state.    (b)  An  employer who becomes liable for contributions under paragraph  (a) of this subdivision shall cease to be liable as of the first day  of  a  calendar  quarter  next following the filing of a written application  provided the commissioner finds that the employer:    (1) has not paid  to  persons  employed  in  agricultural  labor  cash  remuneration  of  twenty  thousand  dollars  or more in any of the eight  calendar quarters preceding such day, and    (2) has not employed in agricultural labor ten or more persons on each  of twenty days during the current or the preceding calendar  year,  each  day being in a different week, and    (3)  is  not liable for the tax imposed under the federal unemployment  tax act as an employer of agricultural labor.    2. Crew leader. Whenever a person renders services as a  member  of  a  crew  which is paid and furnished by the crew leader to perform services  in agricultural labor for another employer, such other  employer  shall,  for  the  purpose  of this article, be deemed to be the employer of such  person, unless:    (a) the crew leader holds a valid certificate  of  registration  under  the  federal  farm labor contractor registration act of nineteen hundred  sixty-three or substantially all the members  of  the  crew  operate  or  maintain tractors, mechanized harvesting or cropdusting machinery or any  other mechanized equipment which is provided by the crew leader, and    (b)  the crew leader is not an employee of such other employer and has  not entered into a written agreement with such employer under  which  he  is designated as an employee.

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Statutes > New-york > Lab > Article-18 > Title-5 > 564

§  564.  Agricultural  labor.  1.  Coverage.  (a)  Notwithstanding the  provisions of section five hundred sixty of this article, an employer of  persons  engaged  in  agricultural  labor  shall   become   liable   for  contributions under this article if the employer:    (1)  has  paid cash remuneration of twenty thousand dollars or more in  any calendar quarter to persons employed in agricultural labor, and such  liability shall commence on the first day of such quarter, or    (2) has employed in agricultural labor ten or more persons on each  of  twenty  days during a calendar year or the preceding calendar year, each  day being in a different calendar week, and the liability shall in  such  event commence on the first day of the calendar year, or    (3)  is  liable for the tax imposed under the federal unemployment tax  act as an employer of agricultural labor and the liability shall in such  event commence on the first day of the calendar quarter in such calendar  year when he first paid remuneration  for  agricultural  labor  in  this  state.    (b)  An  employer who becomes liable for contributions under paragraph  (a) of this subdivision shall cease to be liable as of the first day  of  a  calendar  quarter  next following the filing of a written application  provided the commissioner finds that the employer:    (1) has not paid  to  persons  employed  in  agricultural  labor  cash  remuneration  of  twenty  thousand  dollars  or more in any of the eight  calendar quarters preceding such day, and    (2) has not employed in agricultural labor ten or more persons on each  of twenty days during the current or the preceding calendar  year,  each  day being in a different week, and    (3)  is  not liable for the tax imposed under the federal unemployment  tax act as an employer of agricultural labor.    2. Crew leader. Whenever a person renders services as a  member  of  a  crew  which is paid and furnished by the crew leader to perform services  in agricultural labor for another employer, such other  employer  shall,  for  the  purpose  of this article, be deemed to be the employer of such  person, unless:    (a) the crew leader holds a valid certificate  of  registration  under  the  federal  farm labor contractor registration act of nineteen hundred  sixty-three or substantially all the members  of  the  crew  operate  or  maintain tractors, mechanized harvesting or cropdusting machinery or any  other mechanized equipment which is provided by the crew leader, and    (b)  the crew leader is not an employee of such other employer and has  not entered into a written agreement with such employer under  which  he  is designated as an employee.