NEW YORK – New York is taking steps to address the growing shortage of school bus drivers across the state. Governor Kathy Hochul announced several short-term and long-term initiatives on Sunday, including opening new test sites for commercial driver’s license applicants, streamlining the testing and permitting process, and conducting outreach activities for law enforcement. law … Read more
What you should know Gov. Kathy Hochul signed four laws on Monday, Labor Day, to help boost workplace safety and put more money in New Yorkers’ pockets. “On Labor Day, I am proud to sign four laws that protect and benefit New York workers. All workers deserve a fair wage, safe working conditions, and good … Read more
What you should know New York City reminded New Yorkers that janitorial workers have been instrumental in recovery efforts after the storm, jobs that are part of the program City Cleanup It offers different job opportunities. New York City launched the program City Cleanup (CCC) in April as a measure that seeks an economic recovery … Read more
NEW YORK – The New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) is recruiting interested individuals to join the Human Services call center team and thereby support families who need help with their mental health and well-being during these difficult times. “OCFS is looking for calm and caring people who can listen and … Read more
NUIEVA YORK – The New York Department of Labor constantly offers a variety of free virtual workshops to help residents find jobs, teach job interview techniques, and other work-life skills. Given this, the Department announced its next workshops for the end of August and the beginning of September. NOTE: For participants with disabilities, if they … Read more
What you should know The New York Department of Labor will host a virtual job fair for manufacturing jobs on August 19. Before the event, there will be a preview day on Wednesday, August 18, starting at 9:00 in the morning. To participate in the fair, those interested must register, complete a profile and upload … Read more
What you should know New York City will invest $ 25 million in funding from PlayFair for city parks to be used to recruit staff in the five boroughs. To help advance this mission, this spring the Parks Department hired an additional 2,500 workers as part of the City Cleanup Corps. The New York City … Read more
The New York Department of Labor is offering free online workshops Monday through Thursday to residents looking to hone their skills while looking for a job, and many of these courses are in Spanish. The agency offers workshops on resume writing, networking, exploring the JobZone, and other must-have skills for getting a job. The New … Read more
Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in New York City and the nation, and workers face a wide range of safety and health risks every day. No workplace is the same, and no matter how many years of experience workers may have, they can still face a new set of safety hurdles with … Read more
NEW YORK – In the midst of a new stage of economic recovery due to the financial problems that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought, resources can be found in New York City that provide advice to achieve economic stability and They can prepare to reach their professional and financial goals. One of those places that … Read more