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My MBA Career: Making Your Job Search Easier
Last Updated on March 29, 2024 by Robert C. Hoopes
Mayor Eric Adams has launched a new initiative aimed at boosting New York City’s workforce and job market. The announcement of the Jobs NYC portal is part of a comprehensive plan to revitalize the city’s hiring process and connect residents to valuable job opportunities.
The portal is just one piece of a three-part plan that will also involve revamping hiring halls, launching a talent portal, and reforming the city’s Minimum Qualification Requirements. The goal of these efforts is to make jobs more accessible to all New Yorkers, while ensuring that the city remains a place where working-class people can thrive.
One of the key features of the Jobs NYC portal is its ability to connect employers with free services to help fill open positions. This not only benefits businesses looking to hire, but also provides job seekers with a valuable resource for finding employment in their desired field.
In a move to further expand job opportunities, Mayor Adams recently removed the requirement for a bachelor’s degree for certain positions in 2023. This change will help to level the playing field for applicants who may not have traditional higher education credentials.
The Jobs NYC portal offers services for both government and private company jobs in New York City, providing a one-stop shop for job seekers and employers alike. This initiative is a significant step forward in Mayor Adams’ efforts to support the city’s workforce and ensure economic growth for all residents.
For more information on the Jobs NYC portal and other local news in NYC and Washington, D.C., contact digital journalist Jonathan Rizk at jonathan.rizk@pix11.com.