A year ago, the New York City Housing Authority agreed to offer public housing residents apprenticeships on agency construction sites. Now the work is set to begin–but the jobs have yet to materialize.
Hundreds of community groups team up to deliver free health screenings and information to the nation’s uninsured.
While Hispanics are entering the labor force in record numbers, a new report finds they are still underrepresented in government jobs.
The Department of Homeless Services wants to prevent homelessness in city neighborhoods. So where’s the funding for legal aid?
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