Community Hiring Moves Forward. Questions Remain.
Community Hiring holds enormous potential to connect low-income New Yorkers to jobs that provide economic security. But is it reaching the people and communities it is intended to serve? This week’s Thursday Throughline examines what a City Council oversight hearing revealed—and NYCETC’s recommendations for turning that promise into opportunity.
New York City Council Oversight Hearing on Community Hiring
Prepared for the Committee on Workforce Development.
Op-ed: Making sense—and dollars—of resilience
An opinion piece for Crain’s New York Business by Gregory J. Morris, CEO of NYCETC, and New York City Council member Virginia Maloney.
Transformation or Stagnation? NYC Prepares for Portrait of a Graduate
A Thursday Throughline feature by NYCETC.
Mayor Mamdani Appoints Christopher Watler as Chair of the Board of Correction
NYCETC congratulates long-time NYCETC Board Member and current Board Co-Chair Christopher Watler.
Tuesday Take: Guardrails for AI, Guardrails for Workers
As New York City debates how to make artificial intelligence safer, worker transition and economic security need to be part of the conversation too.
Opinion: New York’s Green Economy Must Deliver Economic Justice
An opinion piece by Gregory J. Morris, CEO of NYCETC for City Limits.
New York’s Climate Strategy Is an Affordability Strategy
A Searchlight & Citizens Union Foundation, feature by Gregory J. Morris.
New York City Council Oversight Hearing: Municipal Recruitment and Civil Service Pathways
Prepared for the Committee on Civil Service and Labor.
New York City Council Oversight Hearing: Portrait of a Graduate
Prepared for the Committee on Education.