NYC Workforce Board Digs in on Workforce Pell, WIOA Budget
The NYC Workforce Development Board held its spring quarterly meeting on Wednesday, June 3.
Punching In: What Julie Su Learned Leading the Labor Department
NYCETC included in Bloomberg Law.
NYC falling behind other cities on adding high-paying jobs, housing units: report
Association for a Better New York, NYCETC, and HR&A jobs report featured in Crain’s New York Business.
More Jobs, Less Mobility: New Report Examines New York City’s Affordability Challenge
“Making Growth Matter” report from ABNY, NYCETC, and HR&A Advisors shows that, while NYC has regained jobs since the pandemic, growth is concentrated in lower-wage sectors.
Billions Invested. Now Comes the Hard Part: Why implementation will determine the success of New York State’s workforce commitments
New York’s FY2027 budget contains several significant workforce-related investments that deserve recognition. The state committed an additional $1.7 billion toward expanding affordable child care, bringing total child care funding to approximately $4.5 billion and extending services to nearly 100,000 additional children. This investment in child care is fundamentally workforce infrastructure. By expanding affordable child care, […]
Among Mamdani’s Priorities, Economic Development Seems Low on the List
Gregory J. Morris, Chief Executive Officer of NYCETC quoted in The New York Times.
NYCETC Welcomes Six New Board and Advisory Council Members to Strengthen Citywide Workforce Leadership
New leaders bring expertise across education, reentry, youth development, public sector strategy, creative careers, housing, health, and economic mobility
New Report Outlines Path to a Greener, More Affordable New York City Through Workforce Investment
NYCETC report highlights opportunity to create up to 360,000 jobs while lowering costs and strengthening climate resilience