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Total Jobs

4,481,893Nonfarm Jobs

Change from low (April 2020):

19.30%

Source: NYC OMB

Monthly
May 2022

COVID-19 Impacted Industries

690,354Leisure, Hospitality, and Retail Trade Jobs

Change from low (April 2020):

76.80%

Source: NYC OMB

Monthly
May 2022

Recovery News Tracker

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Subway Trips

20,792,153Trips This Week

Change from low (week of 4-19-2020):

724%

Source: MTA

Weekly Total
Week ending 06-19-2022

M/WBE Participation

$491MTotal Funding

As a % of Local Law 1 contracts:

15.15%

Source: MOCS

Fiscal YTD
Data as of Q2 FY2022

Vaccinations

17,886,843Total Doses Administered

Month to date:

118,817

Source: DOHMH

Weekly
Data as of 06-23-2022

Building Permits

1348 Newly Issued

Change from low (April 2020):

163%

Source: DOB

Monthly
Data as of 05-31-2022

Initiatives

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City Artist Corps

The City’s $25 million arts and cultural program is advancing New York City’s recovery by supporting local artists and enabling them to bring creative programming to every corner of NYC.

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No Stopping New York

A campaign to support the economic and cultural recovery of the City by instilling confidence that it will come out of the past year better than ever.

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City Cleanup Corps

The economic recovery program is revitalizing neighborhoods across the five boroughs while providing 10,000 jobs to New York City residents. Learn more about available job opportunities.

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NYC Business Quick Start

The City’s concierge service to help small businesses and position New York City as the easiest place in the country to open or reopen a business.

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NYC Homecoming Week

A citywide celebration featuring live concerts, free movie screenings, and cultural activities to celebrate New Yorkers and drive support for the local businesses and organizations that define our neighborhoods.

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Life Sciences

A $1 billion investment to attract businesses, create jobs, and establish New York City as the global leader in life sciences.