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One thing Albany’s sure to agree on: Killing more jobs

Por: New York Post Opinion March 31, 2023

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New York City’s 5.6% unemployment rate remains the worst in the state, though that’s partly because citizens in more depressed areas have either given up looking for work or have moved away to look elsewhere. Bigger picture: The Empire State still hasn’t recovered all 2 million of the jobs it lost during the pandemic, and likely won’t for months. And the is guaranteed to make the business climate even worse. As of last month, New York is... + full article



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