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Download full textAmandolare, Sarah; Dvorkin, Eli – Center for an Urban Future, 2021
New York City (NYC) ended 2020 with roughly 600,000 fewer jobs than it had when the COVID-19 pandemic began. But even amid the economic carnage of the past year, some employers in New York have been hiring. While new jobs are being created in fields from warehousing and delivery to healthcare, technology (tech) positions are growing the fastest.…
Descriptors: Demand Occupations, Technical Occupations, Pandemics, COVID-19
Messina, Judith; Dvorkin, Eli – Center for an Urban Future, 2019
New York City is home to nearly 100 apprenticeship programs today, but the vast majority of them--93 percent--are in the building trades and manufacturing. As the demand for tech talent surges, the city has an enormous opportunity to leverage this powerful training model to expand pathways into technology careers. Arguably the most powerful tool…
Descriptors: Apprenticeships, Building Trades, Manufacturing Industry, Career Development
