NEW YORK – The 30th anniversary of Restaurant Week begins on July 18 and people who want to enjoy these unique offers can start reserving their spaces. All profits go directly to the individual establishments. The show, which runs through August 21, will spotlight restaurants from all five boroughs. Additionally, this initiative encourages New Yorkers … Read more
New York opened the application period for the state’s law enforcement civil service entry-level exam on Wednesday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced. Qualified candidates may apply online until 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, August 3, 2022 to take the exam. The exam, which is used to earn degrees at the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), the Office … Read more
New York State will increase lifeguard pay to address staffing shortages at State Parks beaches and pools and at Department of Environmental Conservation beach day-use areas and campgrounds, it announced Wednesday. Governor Kathy Hochul. Starting wage rates for lifeguards at upstate facilities will increase 34 percent, from $14.95 per hour to $20 per hour, and … Read more
New York will invest more than $46 million to support the state’s Summer Youth Employment Program this year, Governor Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday. The program, which is administered by the state Office of Temporary Assistance and Disability, introduces youth from low-income families to the labor market so they can develop useful skills that will help … Read more
The registration period for the exam for this job began on May 4 and will be open until May 24. Would you like to be a traffic cop in New York City? The registration period for the examination of this job began on May 4 and will be open until May 24 Traffic Control Agents … Read more
Would you like to work in the tourism industry? Work at your favorite museum or amusement park? Well, what better place to do it than in New York, a state full of entertainment sites and tourist spots. Those interested in this type of work can participate in the virtual job fair Downstate Tourism Virtual Career … Read more
Would spending a month on an island inspire you to become a great artist? What if that island was Governors Island in New York City? We have the answer for you. As of May 1, the group NYC Culture Club offers artists a free month-long residency on this Big Apple island through its artist residency … Read more
What you should know New York State will host five events as part of the Minority and Women-Owned Regional Business Enterprise (MWBE) Online Opportunity Expo series, Governor Kathy Hochul announced Friday. The regional show schedule kicks off in New York City on Thursday, April 28 and continues through June. The exhibits will connect MWBEs with … Read more
What you should know The New York State Police joined other police departments across the country in signing the “Commitment 30×30“, a commitment to increase the representation of women in the ranks of the State Police and improve women’s experiences in law enforcement, Governor Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday as part of Women’s History Month. The … Read more
What you should know New York began the application process for the 2022 class of Empire State Fellows, Governor Kathy Hochul announced Monday. The prestigious program attracts exceptional and diverse talent from the state and across the country to fill senior management positions. Those interested have until April 4. The incoming class Empire State Fellows … Read more