New York City raises wages and speeds payments for Snow Shoveler program
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What happened
New York City updated its Emergency Snow Shoveler program, implementing earlier registration, paid training, and faster payment processing. The hourly rate increased to $30, and workers logging more than 40 hours per week will earn $45 per additional hours. The city is hosting registration events across the five boroughs, including one in Queens.
From qns.com
Why it matters
The changes to the Emergency Snow Shoveler program affect the local labor market by raising the hourly wage for temporary municipal workers. The program aims to ensure workers are ready to be deployed quickly when snowstorms occur in New York City.
From qns.com
Who's involved
- Larinda HooksHosted a registration event for the program in Queens
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The entities involved
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Larinda Hooks
American politician
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Queens
borough in New York City, New York, United States