Andy Byford has resigned from the MTA. The New York City Transit president resigned after two years reigning over the city’s subways and buses, the MTA announced Thursday. Continue Reading →
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Apply Now For Bridge To Crafts Careers Preservation Training Program From Harlem To Highland
Each spring, the Woodlawn Bridges to Crafts Careers Preservation Training Program selects 20 interns to receive specialized hands-on training in masonry and restoration under the guidance of a Resident Craftsman. Continue Reading →
Harlem Employment Rates Continue To Rise
Following a comprehensive study of employment trends in New York State, it’s clear that employment rates in Harlem and East Harlem are on an upward trajectory. Continue Reading →
Youth Who Want To Scale New Heights Can Do It With Ladders For Leaders Job Apps
The application period for AARP Report Claims Age Discrimination Still Widespread In The Workplace From Harlem to Hollywood
Turning 50 means getting a solicitation in the mail to join AARP and having to be on the lookout for age discrimination in the workplace. Both, it appears, are part of getting older. Continue Reading →
Marta Gutman Named President-Elect Of SACRPH At City College In Harlem
Marta Gutman, an award-winning author, and historian in The City College of New York’s Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, is accepting a new leadership role as the president-elect of the Society for American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH). Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Getting Out & Staying Out Names Dr. Jocelynne Rainey President & CEO
East Harlem’s Getting Out and Staying Out (GOSO), the nonprofit that has helped more than 10,000 formerly incarcerated and justice-involved young men access education, Continue Reading →
NYSNA Nurses Reach Breakthrough Agreement With The City NY And NY CITY Health And Hospitals
Public sector nurses from Harlem to Hollis at NYC Health + Hospitals and NY City Mayoral agencies have reached a tentative agreement settling their contract with the City and the Health + Hospitals system. Continue Reading →
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