Gov. Hochul announces new job bank for residents to connect with employers
The legislation is designed to help increase public awareness on employment opportunities throughout the state.
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Aug 9, 2022, 9:28 PM
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13h agoGov. Hochul signed new legislation Tuesday to promote job opportunities statewide.
The legislation is designed to help increase public awareness on employment opportunities throughout the state.
The new plan will authorize the New York state Department of Labor to develop a public campaign promoting the State Job Bank.
The job bank is an online resource to connect job seekers with over 250,000 jobs across all industries.
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