Press Release Contact: Jose Ortiz, Jr., Executive Director of the NYC Employment & Training Coalition, jortiz@nycetc.org, 646.203.4636 For Immediate Release May 06, 2020 Contacts Human Services Council: Charles Kretchmer Lutvak, charles@risaheller.com, 917-748-3096 NYC Employment & Read more…
Press Release Contact: Jose Ortiz, Jr., Executive Director of the NYC Employment & Training Coalition, jortiz@nycetc.org, 646.203.4636 Leaders and Experts in Employment & Workforce Training Form “NY Workforce Recovery Strategy Group” Focus on Policy Solutions Necessary Read more…
Sign up for advocacy updates with ISNYC to respond to COVID-19 This month our nation and our city are facing a public health crisis unprecedented in its scale and dangers. We are heartened to see Read more…
FROM: THE ASSOCIATION FOR A BETTER NEW YORK New York, NY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ABNY, NYCETC and Local Partners Launch Citywide Census Worker Recruitment Effort ABNY and NYCETC to Hold Citywide Recruitment Event Read more…
We are thrilled to announce that registration is now open for our upcoming conference on September 23 at the CUNY Graduate Center! This year’s theme – “Designing a System for the Future of Workers” – will examine the systemic, programmatic and Read more…
New York City Council Members including Councilmembers Reynoso, Rivera, Rosenthal, Torres, and Treyger call for Mayor de Blasio to invest $70 Million into workforce programs NEW YORK, NY- From the steps of City Hall, Read more…
Invest In Skills NYC and our champions on the City Council – Councilmembers Antonio Reynoso, Carlina Rivera, Ritchie Torres and Mark Treyger – will be holding a press conference on the steps of City Hall on Monday, May 6th at Read more…
We are thrilled to announce that the NYC Council has issued its FY20 Preliminary Budget Response, which includes a push for a $70 million annual investment in bridge programs that create access for low-skill jobseekers to Read more…
NYCETC in the New York Times The New York Times published “Mayor de Blasio Vowed to Create 100,000 Jobs. The Truth? No One Really Knows.” examining the status of the City’s New York Works plan two Read more…
Amazon Cancels HQ2 Plans in New York City Company will move ahead with plans in Virginia and Nashville and will hire at other tech hubs By Laura Stevens, Jimmy Vielkind and Katie Honan Updated Feb. 14, 2019 9:02 pm Read more…
