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NYC’S Unsettled COVID-19 Era Labor Market: The Case for an Active Labor Market Policy
This report combines an analysis of the current state of New York City’s changing labor market with a survey and examination of the city’s workforce system – the vast array of agencies, training programs, and support services designed to help jobseekers find work and careers. Unlike many cities and
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