Dashboard Released Ahead of Labor Day Highlights Employers with Worst Violations of Workers' Rights in 2025
New York, NY— The Office of New York City Comptroller Mark Levine today released the 2026 edition of the Employer Violations Dashboard – a tool that consolidates data from federal, state, and city enforcement agencies – to identify employers who violated key labor laws across the five boroughs.
Launched on Labor Day in 2024 and updated annually, the Comptroller’s Employer Violations Dashboard tracks private employers’ violations of a range of workplace laws, including health and safety violations, wage theft, prevailing wage violations, illegal interference with unionization efforts, and discrimination and harassment.
“New York City has a rich history in the labor movement to secure hard-fought rights,” said Comptroller Mark Levine. “The Employer Violations Dashboard is an essential tool to hold bad actors accountable and help working New Yorkers understand who does or does not foster a healthy work environment.”
The Comptroller’s Bureau of Labor Law compiles labor violations investigated by government agencies and provides detailed information on offenses committed by private sector employers, including some contracted by public entities, within New York City between 2024-2025. The information can be searched by violation or by employer, and the full dataset is available for download.
The Employer Violations Dashboard most notably highlights employers with the most...
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