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New York Times – 100,000 New Jobs for New York: Will Enough Go to Poorer Workers?

Some fear that Mayor Bill de Blasio’s program to create jobs paying at least $50,000 is not reaching people in the city’s poorest neighborhoods. Continue to Article

nycetc June 19, 2018
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New York Works can increase upward mobility

New York Works can increase upward mobility Work development investments can help more low-income people succeed if we use them well. Continue to Article

nycetc June 12, 2018
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Here’s how federal cuts to food stamps are going to hurt New Yorkers

Making people go hungry won’t help them find jobs Last year, House Republicans and President Donald Trump spent months trying to cut healthcare before giving up and moving on to corporate tax cuts. This month, Read more…

nycetc May 17, 2018
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Career Pathways is the missing piece of Mayor de Blasio’s promised ‘fairest big city’

During his State of the City address, Mayor Bill de Blasio reiterated his administration’s commitment to making New York what he called “the fairest big city in America.” Amidst his 10-point plan to achieve this Read more…

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