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04.04.25

The News with Paul DeRienzo

Greg Morris speaks with Paul DeRienzo on Mayor Adams reprieve.

03.31.25

New Report: Putting Our Dollars to Work

$640M in Citywide Workforce Spending, Majority of Funding Bypasses Prime-Age Workers in Need

01.14.25

Celebrating Our Members Featured on City & State’s 2024 Trailblazers in Economic Development List

Following NYCETC’s inaugural Workforce Development Week —a week-long event bringing together policymakers, practitioners, and leaders across workforce and economic development, higher education, philanthropy, city and state government, and labor (#NYCWorkforceWeek) —we are proud to celebrate leaders from our member organizations honored in City & State’s prestigious 2024 Trailblazers in Economic Development list. Congratulations to: “Including our members […]

10.18.24

A Conversation on Benefits Cliffs

Shoshana Marder, the newly appointed Executive Director of Leap Fund, joins Gregory J. Morris, CEO of NYCETC, for a discussion on her professional journey and the tools, policy initiatives, and advocacy efforts addressing benefits cliffs. Gregory J Morris, NYCETC: Tell us about the work. And tell us about your journey, too. Shoshana Marder, Leap Fund: […]

10.02.24

A Conversation on “Bold Solutions to Re-Engage”

Cass Conrad, Executive Director of The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation, and David Fischer, Principal of Altior Policy Solutions, sit down with Gregory J Morris, Chief Executive Officer of NYCETC, for a conversation on the new report Bold Solutions to Re-Engage. The report “delves into the pressing issue of declining college enrollment, a challenge significantly […]

06.27.24

Preparing New Arrivals for the Workforce

A feature on how New York City is connecting new arrivals to work.

06.21.24

Hot Mic Friday with Maria Lizardo, NMIC

Watch these short videos on our YouTube channel.

06.13.24

Summer Spotlight on SYEP Pride

Read more about the inaugural summer of SYEP Pride and the employers participating in the program.

05.20.24

Interview with Leslie Abbey, Chief Executive Officer of Hot Bread Kitchen

Greg Morris, NYCETC, sits down with Leslie Abbey of Hot Bread Kitchen to discuss their culinary program for new arrivals, employment in the food industry, and social capital.

03.29.24

On Women’s History Month

As we continue to navigate the uncertainties and complexities of a post-pandemic New York, with its associated and near hourly hopeful moments and heartbreaking ones, it is essential for each of us reflect on both the immeasurable fortitude and decisiveness that our City’s women have demonstrated each and every time NYC has been confronted with […]

03.11.24

What’s Going On! Labor Monday

Michelle Jackson, HSC; Greg Morris, NYCETC; and Maria Lizardo, NMIC are interviewed by Bob Hennelly.

Media Coverage

04.04.25

The News with Paul DeRienzo

Greg Morris speaks with Paul DeRienzo on Mayor Adams reprieve.

03.07.25

Adams appoints 4 new deputy mayors to replace resigning aides

Statement from Gregory J Morris on the appointment of the new deputy mayors in Crain’s New York Business.

01.16.25

NYC’s Workforce Agenda

New York Amsterdam News’ coverage of the 2024 NYCETC Conference.

03.11.24

What’s Going On! Labor Monday

Michelle Jackson, HSC; Greg Morris, NYCETC; and Maria Lizardo, NMIC are interviewed by Bob Hennelly.

10.03.23

The migrant crisis must not harm human services

Op-ed by Michelle Jackson, HSC and Gregory J Morris, NYCETC

08.30.23

Rally in support of expanding TPS

1010 WINS includes Greg Morris speaking in support of work authorization for new arrivals.

Reports

Press Releases

03.31.25

New Report: Putting Our Dollars to Work

$640M in Citywide Workforce Spending, Majority of Funding Bypasses Prime-Age Workers in Need

02.18.25

NYCETC Statement on Resignation of 4 Deputy Mayors

“The departure of top deputy mayors underscores what many of us have long sensed—this administration has lost its footing. The exit of talent in areas vital to the public interest and our infrastructure – economic development and housing, health and human services, operations and public safety – raises urgent questions about the City’s direction and stability. The way […]

01.16.25

NYCETC Launches Advisory Council to Advance its Mission to Drive Workforce Development Innovation in NYC

The Advisory Council will provide strategic guidance and foster partnerships to enhance job skills and equitable workforce opportunities for New Yorkers

12.11.24

Second Workforce Benchmarking Network Launching in 2025

Corporation for a Skilled Workforce is pleased to announce the 2025 Workforce Benchmarking Network New York City cohort, with support from The Pinkerton Foundation, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, and Deutsche Bank, and in partnership with New York City Employment and Training Coalition.

02.26.24

Workforce Benchmarking Network Announced in NYC

An opportunity for up to 15 NYCETC members to participate in monthly activities, exploring how to use qualitative and quantitative data to understand their impact beyond required programs measures.

05.31.23

New York City Employment and Training Coalition Congratulates Maria Torres-Springer on Expanded Portfolio of Housing, Economic and Workforce Development

In response to the news that Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer will take on an expanded portfolio to include Housing, Economic Development and Workforce Development, NYCETC released the following statement

04.12.23

New York City Employment And Training Coalition Announces Six New Leaders Joining Board Of Directors

The new NYCETC Board Members represent workforce development providers equalizing access to employment in growing industries, providing professional networks, and offering dynamic training opportunities to New Yorkers devastated by the pandemic downturn.

03.21.23

An Active Market Labor Policy for New York City to Achieve Shared Prosperity

NEW YORK (March 21, 2023) — Today, the New York City Employment and Training Coalition (NYCETC) released a report alongside the Center for New York City Affairs at The New School (CNYCA), and the Workforce Professionals Training Institute (WPTI) with recommendations for rebuilding the New York City workforce post-pandemic.