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The tech hub is slated to replace the massive P.C Richard & Son at 124 E. 14th St.

United Steelworkers claims B&H announced its move to New Jersey without negotiating with the union.

The documentary was released last month by social services group Brooklyn Community Services.

The company said it will close its two Brooklyn warehouses by the end of the year.

Raise your hand if you know what a solutions architect is.

The recruitment event will take place at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard's employment center.

The Fair Chance Act makes it illegal to ask job applicants about their criminal history before an offer.

Brooklyn Councilman Brad Lander called the legislation the "toughest" protections in the country.

The Single Stop Veterans Initiative Program helps veterans find jobs and get benefits in Bed-Stuy.

Prison to Prosperity fair helps formerly incarcerated aspiring entrepeneurs build a life on the outside.

The worker, one of many who did not meet the Highline's "criteria," is now working at a five-star hotel.

Job ads can no longer include restrictions saying only the already-employed need apply.

Despite soccer's popularity, Hispanic support for an MLS stadium remains divided, activists say.

Residents allege the stores reneged on pledges to hire locals.

State Sen. Marty Golden wants to teach women "the Feminine Presence" in order to find work.