§ 200. Payment of salaries. 1. The salaries of all officers of the\nstate, and the wages of all employees thereof shall be due from and\npayable by the state bi-weekly, commencing with the fiscal year of the\nstate beginning April first, nineteen hundred fifty-six.\n Nothing contained in this section shall prevent the staggering of\npayments of salaries and wages on different days of the bi-weekly\nperiods for administrative convenience. This section shall not be\nconstrued to apply to the members of the faculties, supervising staffs\nand other employees of the New York state colleges, schools and\nexperiment stations administered by Cornell university and Alfred\nuniversity.\n 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivision one of this section,\nwhere the state and an employee organization representing state officers\nand employees who are in positions which are in collective negotiating\nunits established pursuant to article fourteen of the civil service law\nenter into an agreement providing for an alternative procedure for the\npayment of salaries to such employees or where the director of employee\nrelations shall authorize an alternative procedure for the payment of\nsalaries to state officers or employees in the executive branch who are\nin positions which are not in collective negotiating units, such\nalternative procedure shall be implemented in lieu of the procedure\nspecified in subdivision one of this section. Notwithstanding any other\nprovision of law to the contrary, where the state and an employee\norganization representing officers and employees in the executive branch\nwho are in positions which are in collective negotiating units\nestablished pursuant to article fourteen of the civil service law enter\ninto an agreement, or where the director of employee relations shall\nauthorize for officers and employees in the executive branch who are in\npositions which are not in collective negotiating units, the alternate\nprocedure specified herein shall be terminated for officers and\nemployees hired on or after July first, two thousand thirty. The\nalternate procedure specified herein shall also be terminated for: (i)\nnonjudicial officers and employees of the unified court system hired on\nor after July first, two thousand thirty, if the chief administrator of\nthe courts so elects; (ii) employees of the senate hired on or after\nJuly first, two thousand thirty, if the temporary president of the\nsenate so elects; (iii) employees of the assembly hired on or after July\nfirst, two thousand thirty, if the speaker of the assembly so elects;\nand (iv) employees of joint legislative employers hired on or after July\nfirst, two thousand thirty, if the temporary president of the senate and\nthe speaker of the assembly mutually so elect for all such joint\nlegislative employers. Any election made pursuant to paragraph (i),\n(ii), (iii), or (iv) of this subdivision shall be in writing and filed\nwith the state comptroller not later than thirty days after the\nenactment of this legislation.\n 2-a (a). Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law:\n (1). For the payrolls covering officers and employees of the state,\nexcept as provided in subparagraph (2) of this pargagraph: commencing\nwith the institutional payroll period commencing December 27, 1990, and\nthe administrative payroll period commencing on January 3, 1991, payment\non the payment date of the five payroll periods commencing with such\ndates shall be for nine-tenths of that amount paid each payroll period\nuntil a total of five-tenths of salary for one payroll period that would\nbe paid but for this subdivision has been withheld. Thereafter, starting\nwith the sixth payroll period after December 27, 1990, or January 3,\n1991, as appropriate, payment shall be in the same manner as in effect\nprior to December 27, 1990, or January 3, 1991.\n (2) The provisions of subparagraph (1) of this paragraph shall apply\nto officers and employees of the state subje
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