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On Tuesday, New York City’s Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) passed new minimum wage requirements for drivers working for ridesharing companies such as Uber and Lyft. Going forward, drivers will be paid $17.22 per hour. Continue Reading →
Special Events Project Manager for BetaNYC
For the next six months, BetaNYC is working with NYC Schools’ CS for All program to host SIX civic tech-themed hackathons. Continue Reading →
The New York City Comptroller is an independently elected official who serves as the Chief Financial Officer of the City of New York. Continue Reading →
By Robert Demeter, Real Estate Writer, PropertyShark
Harlem is a less expensive alternative for those wanting to live in Manhattan, and the area has been seeing increased demand for residential properties and is slowly becoming gentrified. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio and Governor Cuomo hold a press conference on Amazon’s Headquarters Expansion to Long Island City. Continue Reading →
Check out this great gig from the Backstage roundup! “Godfather of Harlem,” the upcoming ABC Studios’ series prequel to the film “American Gangster,” needs men for background roles. Continue Reading →
The Board of Directors of the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) are excited to usher in a new chapter in the organization’s evolution, with the unanimous appointment of Melody Capote as Executive Director. Continue Reading →
The New York Women’s Chamber of Commerce, a not for profit organization dedicated to providing programs and services to foster the development, growth, and success of women entrepreneurs, is looking for an experienced Business Services Director. Continue Reading →
Patch reports that Christmas is starting early for Target. The retail chain announced plans Thursday to hire about 120,000 seasonal workers for the holiday season, including 6,500 in the New York City area. Continue Reading →
If you’re looking to kickstart a medical assistant career in New York City, you’re in luck: officials are launching a new program to prepare young adults across the five boroughs for such futures reports Metro Us.
By Holly Caplan
When I look in the mirror, for the first 5 seconds I still see a twenty- year -old. Then the visible wrinkles around my eyes and jowls provide a friendly reminder that I’m not twenty anymore. Continue Reading →
