What you should know The minimum wage for home care workers was raised to $ 17 per hour in New York City, Long Island and Westchester and $ 15.20 per hour in the rest of New York State. The new salary went into effect on October 1, 2022. Under Public Health Act § 3614-f, a … Read more
NEW YORK – The holiday season is approaching and several companies in our region are already hiring for temporary jobs, with the possibility of those positions becoming permanent. THESE ARE THE PLACES WITH VACANCIES AVAILABLE SHOPRITE Host a job fair in all of its stores in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, and Maryland … Read more
NEW YORK – Are you looking for a job in the New York area? If seasonal work is your style, this is for you. UPS said Tuesday it plans to hire more than 4,130 seasonal employees in the New York area before the holiday season. Nearly 80% of these jobs don’t even require an interview, … Read more
NEW YORK – The Office of Cannabis Administration declared that starting Thursday, August 25, it has begun accepting apps for all those trying to find a license to legally provide marijuana. With the title Grownup Retail Conditional Licenses (CAURD), is a crucial pillar of the New York Condition Planting Possibilities Initiative. Via the initiative, New … Read more
NEW YORK — New New York legislation will provide the public with more information about job opportunities in the state’s Job Bank, Governor Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday. The legislation (A.8458A/S.6803A) will authorize the New York State Department of Labor to develop a public awareness campaign that will promote this bank which is an online resource … Read more
What to Know The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the New York State Department of Civil Service announced Friday that they have approved a $15,000 geographic pay differential for environmental conservation police officers. and rangers located in the lower Hudson Valley and southern areas of the state. The increase would increase the … Read more
NEW YORK – New York now has two interactive online dashboards to improve access to unemployment data for all New Yorkers. These new dashboards are part of an ongoing effort to modernize the New York State Department of Labor’s systems and processes, increase data transparency across the department, and improve the overall customer experience. the … Read more
NEW YORK – Young people still have the opportunity to look for a summer job in New York and the State Department of Labor reminds them that for this they need to obtain certain documents depending on their age. For this reason, we share with you detailed information on what you would need to work … Read more
NEW YORK – The 30th version of “Restaurant Week” in New York, which will last 30 days this summer to celebrate its anniversary, kicked off this Monday to offer New Yorkers, tourists and visitors the opportunity to eat in some 630 restaurants distributed throughout the five districts at a lower price than usual. For a … Read more
NEW YORK – The 30th anniversary of Restaurant Week begins on July 18 and people who want to enjoy these unique offers can start reserving their spaces. All profits go directly to the individual establishments. The show, which runs through August 21, will spotlight restaurants from all five boroughs. Additionally, this initiative encourages New Yorkers … Read more