New York Nursing Homes Top Newsweek 2027 Rankings
Three New York facilities earned first place in their size categories on Newsweek's America's Best Nursing Homes 2027 list.
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Do you trust nursing homes in your area to provide good care?
New York Jobs News
Jobs in New York runs on hiring trends, employment levels, wage adjustments and workforce development, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting captures the shifting landscape of employment for the state.
Jobs — General
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Do you believe state-funded youth employment programs are an effective way to reduce local crime?
New York Invests $42 Million in Youth Employment
Governor Hochul announced state funding in September 2026 to help at-risk youth gain job training and financial literacy.
Job Fairs
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Should private universities be allowed to prioritize diverse applicants during their faculty hiring processes?
Judge Dismisses Discrimination Lawsuit Against Cornell University
A federal court ruled that the plaintiff lacked legal standing to sue the university over hiring practices.
Internships
Live Poll
Do you trust local businesses to help train the next generation of workers?
Clara Cummings Wins 2026 ACTEA Business Partner Award
Empire State Mines' human resources director receives recognition for her work supporting career and technical education.
Nursing Jobs
WMCHealth Gets $5M Grant for Healthcare Training
A five-year state grant expands the Rising Senior Program into the TEACHERS program, adding several clinical training tracks.
Remote Work
Live Poll
Should stores be required to give workers silent panic buttons for emergencies?
New York Retail Panic Buttons Due January 2027
Large retail employers in New York must provide silent response buttons and related training starting January 1, 2027.
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Coverage takes in major layoff announcements, monthly employment data, policy shifts affecting the workforce and recruitment initiatives. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where different sectors drive the economy. State minimum wage requirements and changing sector-specific labor regulations shape much of the employment activity here. Seasonal demand for labor and changes in population density remain the most consistent factors influencing local employment patterns.