New York City’s job growth has stalled for six years, despite many welfare workers getting hired to support its massive inflow of needy migrants.
The statistics, compiled by New York Comptroller Mark Levine, looked at the employment numbers from August of 2024 to August of the following year and found every category but one either mostly flat or at a loss.
Another study of city government also found a steep rise in employment with government employees going from 303,176 in 2023 to 306,248 the following year. But the latest numbers from the comptroller show only a small increase in New York City government employees since then.
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