NYΒ·BillΒ·2021 Regular Session
S 2557
Expands the definition of electric plant, provides for employees of the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant to be paid a certain wage in certain situations; repealer
Introduced 2021-01-21Last action 2021-03-25 β SIGNED CHAP.87
Sponsor
HARCKHAMDemocratic/Working Families
Cosponsors
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Signed into Law
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Summary
This bill establishes labor protections for workers at the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant during its sale, transfer, lease, or decommissioning by requiring that any entity acquiring or operating the facility must pay employees no less than the prevailing wage in the locality and honor existing collective bargaining agreements. The legislation expands the definition of "electric plant" in public service law to explicitly include nuclear power reactors, bringing them under broader regulatory oversight. Additionally, the bill repeals certain recently enacted provisions from 2020 related to Indian Point's transfer and decommissioning requirements, suggesting this legislation replaces or modifies the previous regulatory framework while maintaining strong worker protections during the plant's transition.
Note
Historical import. Session: 2021-2022
Full Bill Text
http://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S2557