While they are employed in a wide range of industries, they comprise a majority of the frontline essential workers who continued to operate in-person throughout the pandemic. Immigrants make up around 43 percent of the city’s four-million strong workforce. March 14th, 2022 Testimony: Low-Wage Immigrant Workers and the COVID-19 Recovery Two years since the the beginning of the pandemic and an economic recession that disproportionately impacted low-income Black and brown residents, Governor Hochul and the State Legislature last Friday announced a budget agreement that advances important investments. May 2nd, 2022 Press Release: CSS Report recommends expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to ensure an equitable and inclusive recoveryĪpril 11th, 2022 Press Release: State Budget Funds Important Investments in Health Coverage, Consumer Assistance Programs and Child Care, But Serious Issues Remain June 8th, 2022 Press Release: ABB/CSS Report: Pandemic Caused Disproportionate Economic Harm to Low-income Women in Workforce Learn who is eligible for relief and how to access relief in the Sweet v. June 29th, 2022 What student borrowers need to know about Sweet v. In New York State, approximately 2.4 million people owe more than $98 billion in student debt, with one million of these borrowers living in New York City. Student loan debt has reached $1.7 trillion in the United States and is the second-largest form of consumer debt next to mortgages. August 17th, 2022 Mitigating the Growing Impact of Student Loan Debt Here are 6 tips from EDCAP on what borrowers should do next. Last week, the Biden Administration announced that it will cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt for borrowers. News - Economic Mobility & Security September 1st, 2022 Student Loan Cancellation: What borrowers can do to benefit from the latest relief
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