(b) Any action or proceeding by an employee or former employee against
an employer subject to article fourteen of the civil service law or
article twenty of the labor law, an essential element of which is that
an employee organization breached its duty of fair representation to the
person making the complaint, shall be commenced within four months of
the date the employee or former employee knew or should have known that
the breach has occurred, or within four months of the date the employee
or former employee suffers actual harm, whichever is later.
Structure New York Laws
CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules
Article 2 - Limitations of Time
202 - Cause of Action Accruing Without the State.
203 - Method of Computing Periods of Limitation Generally.
204 - Stay of Commencement of Action; Demand for Arbitration.
205-A - Termination of Certain Actions Related to Real Property.
206 - Computing Periods of Limitation in Particular Actions.
207 - Defendant's Absence From State or Residence Under False Name.
211 - Actions to Be Commenced Within Twenty Years.
212 - Actions to Be Commenced Within Ten or Fifteen Years.
213-A - Residential Rent Overcharge.
213-B - Action by a Victim of a Criminal Offense.
213-C - Action by Victim of Conduct Constituting Certain Sexual Offenses.
213-D - Actions to Be Commenced Within Three Years; Medical Debt.
214-C - Certain Actions to Be Commenced Within Three Years of Discovery.
214-D - Limitations on Certain Actions Against Licensed Engineers and Architects.
214-G - Certain Child Sexual Abuse Cases.
214-H - Certain Actions by Public Water Suppliers to Recover Damages for Injury to Property.
214-J - Certain Sexual Offense Actions.
216 - Abbreviation of Period to One Year After Notice.
217 - Proceeding Against Body or Officer; Actions Complaining About Conduct That Would Constitute a Union's Breach of Its Duty of Fair Representation; Four
217-A - Actions to Be Commenced Within One Year and Ninety Days.