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A hearing was held to consider whether developers who receive big city grants should pay workers higher wages.

The City Council will hold a hearing Thursday to examine the merits of the bill.

An East Harlem recruiting company blames the lack of local workers on failed drug tests and criminal records.

Jobs topped New Yorkers wish lists for the new year.

Retired employees of Off-Track Betting could lose all health care benefits unless the state takes over the costs.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg laid out a plan to fix the economy including creating 10 new Workforce1 Career Centers.

The Senate failed to pass a bill that would have saved the betting houses during an emergency session Tuesday.

Extended benefits are set to expire this month unless Congress can agree to another extension plan.

Cuomo also announced two advisory teams to help him deal with the state's budget woes and boost job growth.

Salaries for managers in New York City have increased by 11 percent since 2007, according to a published report.

Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and Mickey Mouse were among the stars who came out.

At least 2,000 teaching jobs and an unknown number of non-teaching positions will be slashed in 2011.

The state added 31,500 private jobs in April.

After disappointing results at East River Plaza, an effort to get more locals jobs at Target.

The world's largest drug company will reportedly dismiss or relocate hundreds of New York City employees.