Gov. Hochul, Mayor Adams reveal 'action plan' serving as roadmap for NYC workers
Mayor Eric Adams and Gov. Kathy Hochul announced an action plan made up of 40 proposals to make New York City the best place to work while serving as a roadmap for the city's future.
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Dec 14, 2022, 5:34 PM
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9h agoMayor Eric Adams and Gov. Kathy Hochul announced an action plan made up of 40 proposals to make New York City the best place to work while serving as a roadmap for the city's future.
The action plan "Making New York Work for Everyone" set to reimagine New York City's commercial districts as 24/7 destinations. The initiative aims to make getting to work easier for New Yorkers by improving commutes into Manhattan and strengthening employment hubs and workspaces across the boroughs.
The plan also highlighted five key areas of action for the year 2023, which includes increasing the supply of housing in the city.
