"Working in New York" is a comprehensive professional book that addresses the legal, economic, and social aspects of working in New York. It is aimed at individuals seeking a professional career in this dynamic metropolis. The book is divided into several parts: the first part covers the fundamental principles of American labor law, including relevant federal laws and the role of the Department of Labor. The second part focuses on the specific regulations of labor law in New York, such as minimum wage, job protection, and anti-discrimination policies. The third part discusses practical aspects of working life in New York, including employment contracts, the rights and responsibilities of employees and employers, as well as common salary structures. Additionally, it addresses the legal issues related to visas for foreign professionals. The fourth part deals with common legal conflicts in the workplace and provides valuable insights for anyone looking to work in New York.