A volunteer-run network of hundreds of workers, organizers, and supporters. Provides support, education, and training to any non-union worker in any industry interested in organizing their workplace.
You can ask your facility to invite people from community agencies or companies that do a large amount of hiring.
When creating your resume, you can save a copy of it on a flash drive, on web-based cloud storage (such as Google Drive), or email it to yourself and save...
Details change, so call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility.
Provides free legal assistance to low-income New Yorkers on housing, civil rights, disability rights, aging rights, bankruptcy, tax, consumer, employment, government benefits, and kinship care matters, including advice, counsel, and representation to help people with past criminal records re-enter the workforce.
Career counseling, resume help, job placement, and training in food service, healthcare, construction, tech and more; training grants available.
Workforce development and financial empowerment for NYCHA residents: job readiness, training, placement and retention, financial counseling, mental health services, career planning.
Free fidelity bond for employees with conviction records and others facing hiring barriers; default $5,000, up to $25,000, for six months (renewable). Employer commitment to hire needed first.
