Jobs

The company will downsize its space in Industry City and lay off multiple workers, a spokesman said.

The new center is located at 87 35th St. and will eventually have job training services as well.

The union representing Sweet'N Low workers reached a $7 million agreement with Cumberland Packing.

Refoundry teaches former inmates how to build, then sell their own repurposed furniture.

Appetizing shop Russ & Daughters is coming to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Workers rallied outside Cumberland Packing Tuesday after the company said it would stop production.

Cumberland Packing, which packages Sweet'N Low, will stop manufacturing at its Fort Greene headquarters.

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

Workers will help the sanitation department clear bus stops, hydrants and crosswalks after big storms.

Cleaners who lost their jobs shortly after threatening to unionize picketed various WeWork sites.

De Blasio says his predecessor simply was not handing workforce development correctly.

Building 77 will be a "modern manufacturing facility" that will create 3,000 new jobs, the mayor said.

The center is a partnership between the companies Per Scholas and Manhattan-based Doran Jones.

Berg'n will hold a job fair Tuesday to fill as many as 45 positions before it opens.

The job fair is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at Hostos Community College.