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NPower Partners with Citi Foundation, Amazon Web Services, Comcast NBCUniversal and Guardian Life to Prioritize Representation of Women of Color in Tech
Introducing Command Shift, a New Coalition of Leading Fortune 500 Companies Focused on Helping Non-degreed Women of Color Access, Advance and Thrive in Tech Careers
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Given the economic impact from the pandemic on underrepresented women of color and job loss, it s never been more urgent to help them find jobs that pay well above minimum wage;
Citi Foundation joins NPower as a founding member of Command Shift, committed to prioritizing women of color for tech careers, alongside additional steering committee members Amazon Web Services, Comcast NBCUniversal, Guardian Life and World Wide Technology
Even during lockdown, hiring for tech jobs shined in New York City
07 May 2021, 11:59 GMT+10
NEW YORK CITY, New York: Jobs in the tech sector recorded a rapid increase in New York City last year, even as the COVID-19 pandemic forced most other sectors to slow down hiring, a new study reports.
Between April and November 2020, there were more vacancies for tech positions than any other job type, including healthcare, in the city, which was among the worst affected by the pandemic in the U.S., according to the Center for an Urban Future, a non-partisan policy think tank.
The study, which based its findings on data collected by labor-market analytics firm Burning Glass Technologies, found that software developers and engineers were the most sought-after, with 21,268 jobs posted for positions during the period, nearly double the vacancies for physicians, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Hiring for tech jobs topped all job categories during lockdown
Robert Besser
07 May 2021, 11:59 GMT+10
Jobs in the tech sector recorded a rapid increase in New York City last year, even as the COVID-19 pandemic forced most other sectors to slow down hiring, a new study reports
Between April and November, 2020, there were more vacancies for tech positions than any other job type, including healthcare, in the city
The study, which based its findings on data collected by labor-market analytics firm Burning Glass Technologies, found that software developers and engineers were the most sought-after
NEW YORK CITY, New York: Jobs in the tech sector recorded a rapid increase in New York City last year, even as the COVID-19 pandemic forced most other sectors to slow down hiring, a new study reports.