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The Town of Webster is an employer of choice and meets or exceeds all workplace employment laws. In compliance with New York Labor Law Section 201, required Federal and State workplace notifications are posted here for our employees and the public.
Workplace Postings
- Criminal Convictions Records – Article 23-A
- Discrimination - New York State Human Rights Law
- Election Law Poster
- Equal Pay
- Expression of Breastmilk - NY
- Family and Medical Leave Act
- FLSA Minimum Wage poster
- Fraud Reporting and Investigations of Allegations of Financial Fraud Policy
- Fringe Benefits and Hours (see employee handbook or CBA)
- Harassment and Discrimination Complaint Form
- Healthcare Notices (COBRA, CHIP, Creditable Coverage, Rights, Wellness) - 2026
- https://www.eeoc.gov/sites/default/files/2023-06/22-088_eeoc_knowyourrights6.12.pdf Know Your Rights Poster - Workplace Discrimination is Illegal EEOC
- No Indoor Smoking per NY Public Health Law Article 13E
- Nondiscrimination and Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy
- NY Conflict of Interest Poster per GML 800
- NY Minimum Wage - na - see FLSA Minimum Wage poster
- Posting of Hours for Minors
- PUMP Act and PWFA
- Retaliatory action by employers; prohibition- New York State Labor Law Section 740
- Right to Know Law Poster - NY
- Safety & Health - PESH
- Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses Form SH-900.1
- Tax Information - W-2 Electronic Delivery and 1095 Printed Upon Request Notice
- Unemployment Insurance - Poster IA 133
- Veteran Benefits and Services Poster - New York State Labor Law Section 201-H
- Webster is not covered by NY Statutory Disability Benefits, the NY Paid Family Leave Act or NY Paid Prenatal Care Leave
- Workplace Violence Prevention Policy Statement
- Workplace Violence Prevention Program
- Workers’ Compensation Benefits
- Your Rights Under USERRA Poster
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Human Resources
Physical Address
1000 Ridge Rd.
Webster, NY 14580
Phone: (585) 872-7083Fax: (585) 872-7008
Hours
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
Employment/Income Verification
We use The Work Number® from Equifax to help complete requests for verification of employment and income for our employees. Please visit www.theworknumber.com, email twninfo@equifax.com, or call 1-800-367-5690.
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Brayton Connard
Human Resources DirectorPhone: 585-872-7083
- Who do I contact for employment and income verification?
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The Town of Webster, NY has selected The Work Number® service from Equifax to help provide automated income and employment verifications. Please visit www.theworknumber.com, email twninfo@equifax.com or call The Work Number Client Service Center at 1-800-367-5690.
How to Use The Work Number
New to The Work Number?
In order to verify income and employment go to www.theworknumber.com to view our many different verification services and get started now.
Click on Get Started and choose one of the following:
- Employment and Income Verifications – Verify someone's employment, income or work history
- Social Service Verifications - Determine someone's eligibility for government assistance
Already have access to The Work Number Database?
- Visit www.theworknumber.com and login to your account
- Are there any job opportunities with the town at this time?
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Please visit our Jobs Page to view all current job opportunities available at the Town of Webster.
Keep up to date with our job opportunities by registering for notifications and by following Webster on Facebook, Indeed and LinkedIn.
- How do I apply for a position at the Town?
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Visit our Jobs Page, and details for applying are listed for each opening. Job seekers can also complete a seasonal job application
For questions, contact our Human Resource office at:
Email: hr@ci.webster.ny.us
Phone: (585) 872-7083
- How do I learn more about employee benefits?
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The Town of Webster values its employees and provides them with a comprehensive and cost-effective suite of employee benefits, including health insurance, dental, pension, leave accruals and wellness.
Visit our Employee Benefits page for more information.
- How do I learn more about Civil Service?
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The Civil Service system was created in Article V, Section 6 of the New York State Constitution.
Visit the Monroe County Civil Service Commission or FAQ for more information.