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Welcome to the NYC Office of Human Capital Development | ||
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| In 2012, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg created the NYC Office of Human Capital Development (OHCD), a new entity housed in the Office of the Mayor, to oversee, support, and strengthen the City's range of workforce development, skills training, and adult education activities. The NYC Workforce Investment Board (WIB) and former Mayor’s Office of Adult Education (MOAE) were consolidated and placed under the umbrella of OHCD, and the vision and goals are broader than both combined. OHCD strives to help businesses meet their labor needs and help NYC jobseekers find stable jobs with advancement potential. Learn more about the NYC Office of Human Capital Development | |
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OHCD is Hiring | ||
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| OHCD is currently seeking highly motivated and well organized individuals to build our team. Read the job posting for Policy Advisor Read the job posting for Senior Policy Advisor | |
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Featured News | ||
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| Mayor Bloomberg Announces New “LINK” Initiative to Connect Low-Income New Yorkers with Economic Opportunities Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the New York City Economic Development Corporation today announced the LINK – Leveraging Innovations and our Neighborhoods in the Knowledge economy – Initiative, eight new programs designed to connect low-income New Yorkers with opportunities in the city’s knowledge economy. The programs are designed to strengthen the skills and employability of New Yorkers with low incomes and to foster business activity that provides employment opportunities for those with less formal training, helping to alleviate key challenges that prevent many from moving up the economic ladder.. March 25, 2013 | Office of the Mayor Read the press release | |
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| In Final State of City Address, Mayor Bloomberg Outlines the City's Unfinished Business Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg delivered his 12th and final State of the City address today at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, detailing his agenda for the year and the unfinished business the Administration intends to accomplish over the next 320 days. The Mayor outlined his multi-faceted strategy to continue the progress of the past 11 years that has resulted in better schools, safer neighborhoods, improved infrastructure, more jobs and housing, a cleaner environment and greater opportunities for all New Yorkers. February 14, 2013 | Office of the Mayor Read the press release | |
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