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What is NYC AC § 28-117.4.1?

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This section establishes a rebuttable presumption that individuals employed at a place of assembly for security purposes, such as monitoring entrances and protecting against disorderly conduct, are considered security guards. Applies to employers in the security sector at places of assembly.

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§ 28-117.4.1 Presumption.

AC § 28-117.4.1

For purposes of this section, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that a person employed or whose services are retained at a place of assembly is a security guard if his or her job functions include: 1. The monitoring or guarding of the entrance or exit of such place of assembly to manage ingress and egress to such place of assembly for security purposes during the hours of operation of such establishment; and/or 2. Protection of such place of assembly from disorderly or other unlawful conduct by patrons of such place of assembly. Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2008/008.

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