New York, NY — New York City Comptroller Brad Lander announced the 2025 updates to his Office’s Employer Violations Dashboard and revealed this year’s “Employer Wall of Shame,” a list of companies cited for egregious violations in ten categories including wrongful termination, prevailing wage violations, wage theft, and willful violations of workplace safety laws. Launched on Labor Day in 2024, the Comptroller’s Employer Violations Dashboard is the first-ever citywide transparency and accountability tool to track and analyze workplace violations data across federal, state, and city government enforcement agencies.
“The public has a right to know when companies put the livelihoods and safety of workers at risk,” said New York City Comptroller Brad Lander. “One year in, the dashboard has become a powerful resource for shining a light on the city’s worst labor violators. Even more so, the dashboard provides workers, advocates, and City officials with a tool to hold bad actors accountable and fight for a future where every job in New York City is a fair and decent one.”
Developed by the Comptroller’s Workers’ Rights team, the dashboard provides an accessible resource for data on violations of worker protection laws, and most notably, highlights employers with the most frequent and severe violations. In the first year, the tool became a resource for unions and workers’ rights organizations in their organizing and campaigns, and for City procurement officers to properly vet...
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