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Business Integrity Commission

Preliminary REP pages 165-169

Plan area: Infrastructure and Environment

2 Short-Term 2 Medium-Term 2 Long-Term

Mission & Commitment

The Business Integrity Commission (BIC) regulates New York City's private sanitation industry to ensure fair, safe, and ethical business practices. BIC's equity goals focus on reducing barriers to entry for M/WBE businesses in the private sanitation sector, improving workforce diversity, and ensuring equitable regulatory enforcement practices.

Short-Term Goals

Connect trade waste companies with City resources or programs related to environmental justice, waste equity, and worker rights

Population focus: General

Goal ID: BIC-G01

Increase investment in translation and interpretation services to promote language accessibility and ensure that agency information is accessible to diverse New Yorkers

Population focus: Immigrants / LEP

Goal ID: BIC-G02

Medium-Term Goals

Ensure that BIC’s website is fully accessible in plain language and includes reference materials for new applicants, licensees and registrants, and the public to eliminate information deficits

Population focus: General

Goal ID: BIC-G03

Increase agency efforts to ensure compliance with Local Law 56 of 2019 (Local Law 56), which requires trade waste companies to directly provide and post specific wage and workers’ rights information for employees

Population focus: Agency staff / employees

Goal ID: BIC-G04

Long-Term Goals

BIC has had a 30% goal for M/WBE utilization and will continue to implement and evaluate goals going forward to ensure they are consistent with federal, state, and local law

Population focus: M/WBE owners

Goal ID: BIC-G05

Assess the impact of adverse BIC determinations on workers and employment stability at licensed trade waste companies

Population focus: General

Goal ID: BIC-G06