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…New York City and by 2021 elsewhere in the state. The second group is less obvious: workers at companies with government contracts. State and city governments and public authorities enter…
…relation to other cities in the country, East Harlem would be the largest city in New Hampshire, the second-largest city in South Carolina, the third-largest city in Iowa, and the…
…changes to NYPD policies and practices that can be adopted immediately Supporters include a wide array of organizations representing virtually every sector of the New York City nonprofit community Over…
…to CEO, Jocelyn Caceres, Director of Manhattan’s first Family Enrichment Center and Michelle Cruz, Director of Economic Development. With only 4.5% of executives in New York City identifying as Hispanic,…
…within an area of less than three square miles. In relation to other cities in the country, East Harlem would be the largest city in New Hampshire, the second-largest city…
Winter 2018 Newsletter – Guadalupe
UNION SETTLEMENT CHRONICLE – WINTER 2018 MEET GUADALUPE Guadalupe Castro moved to New York from Mexico 20 years ago. As a single mother, she came with the goal of landing…
HR Recruitment Helpdesk: Number: (212) 828-6014 Recruitment Email: humanresourcescareers@unionsettlement.org Administration Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Controller Adult Education Community Benefits Coordinator Education Specialist (ATAS Test Prep) Education Specialist (Computer/Digital Literacy)…
Union Settlement is an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY – 1-800-662-1220 Voice – 1-800-421-1220 HR Recruitment Helpdesk: Number: (212)…
Summer 2019 Newsletter – Seniors
…trails and much more. Union Settlement also participates in a popular health fair each year, which is sponsored by Metropolitan Hospital, where over 800 people from all over the city…
…countries, with only about two-thirds (61%) born in the United States, followed by Mexico (9%), Puerto Rico (7%), and the Dominican Republic (6%). Most respondents (53%) identified themselves as Latino/Hispanic,…