Author: Stephanie Birmingham

[Save the Date] NYCETC’s Annual Conference on October 13 [Member Alert] 2023 Early Bird Membership Renewal [NYCETC Member Update] KindWork and BWI Announce Strategic Partnership [We’re Hiring] Search for NYCETC’s Next CEO [Scholarship Opportunity] LMSW Licensure Scholarships for Human Services Workers News and Events Partnerships and Collaboration Program Recruitment Job Opportunities Read This Week’s “Workforce Weekly” […]

Covid-19 Economic Update: New York City’s young adults are bearing the brunt of the pandemic jobs displacement; the employment rate for young men plunges to 34 percent First Draft of a New City Council District Map Released “NYC Ferry Forward” Launches Equitable Pricing Model LMSW Licensure Scholarships for Human Services Workers 2023 Early Bird Membership Renewals Search for […]

COVID-19 Economic Update is part of a regular biweekly Covid-19 Economic Update series prepared by economist James Parrott of the Center for New York City Affairs. Read past installments here.  The latest jobs data show that while the United States is very close to reclaiming its pre-pandemic total employment level, as of May, New York City still […]

[New Legislation] Governor Hochul Signs Legislative Package to Create Green Jobs [Member Alert] 2023 Early Bird Membership Renewals [We’re Hiring] Our Search for a New CEO News and Events Partnerships and Collaboration Program Recruitment Job Opportunities Read This Week’s “Workforce Weekly” Here

[NYCETC Alert] Our Search for a New CEO [RFP Alert] Skilled Immigrant Integration Program (SIIP) RFP [RFP Alert] Two RFPs from SBS (Commercial Driver Training + Line Cook Apprenticeship Program) [Federal Alert] Public Loan Service Forgiveness (PLSF) Waiver + Webinar News and Events Partnerships and Collaboration Program Recruitment Job Opportunities Read This Week’s “Workforce Weekly” Here

[NYCETC Alert] Our Search for a New CEO [RFP Alert] Skilled Immigrant Integration Program (SIIP) RFP [RFP Alert] Two RFPs from SBS (Commercial Driver Training + Line Cook Apprenticeship Program) [Federal Alert] Public Loan Service Forgiveness (PLSF) Waiver + Webinar [Scholarship Opportunity] Last Chance to Apply: Scholarship for Human Services Workers News and Events Partnerships and […]

[NYCETC Alert] Our Search for a New CEO [Advocacy Alert] Sign on to “Campaign to Invest In America’s Workforce” Letter [Released Today] New Report from CNYCA: “For One in 10 New York Workers, ‘Independent Contractor’ Means Underpaid and Unprotected” [RFQ Alert] Consultant to Develop Report on Urban Forest Workforce Programs in NYC [RFA Alert] 2022 […]

[City Hall Alert] Mayor Adams and City Council Pass FY23 Budget [NYCETC Alert] Our Search for a New CEO [Covid-19 Economic Update] Inflation and interest rate increases likely will slow the recovery in NYS’s three regions; NYC’s tech industry has 6.4% more jobs than pre-pandemic, but local tech growth lags the nation’s 10.6% rise [Member […]

COVID-19 Economic Update is a bi-weekly column prepared by economist James Parrott of the Center for New York City Affairs (CNYCA) at The New School, whose research is supported by the Consortium for Worker Education and the 21st Century ILGWU Heritage Fund. Read past installments here. The release of May New York City employment numbers this week (on June […]

[Advocacy Alert] COLA in FY23 City Budget: Call the Speaker + Email Mayor Adams This Week [Advocacy Alert] NYIC Invest in Immigrants Rally on June 9 at City Hall [RFQ Alert] Consultant to Develop Report on Urban Forest Workforce Programs in NYC News and Events Partnerships and Collaboration Program Recruitment Job Opportunities Read This Week’s […]

[Covid-19 Economic Update] New York City has gained back 100,000 jobs during the first four months of this year but employment in face-to-face industries is still nearly 10 percent below pre-pandemic levels [Newsletter Alert] Next Week’s Workforce Weekly Delivered on Thursday, 6/9 [Advocacy Alert] Prevailing Wage Press Conference on June 2 on Steps of City […]

COVID-19 Economic Update is a bi-weekly column prepared by economist James Parrott of the Center for New York City Affairs (CNYCA) at The New School, whose research is supported by the Consortium for Worker Education and the 21st Century ILGWU Heritage Fund. Read past installments here. New York City’s employment picture continues to creep back from pandemic declines but […]