THE MAYOR'S COMMISSION ON CONSTRUCTION
OPPORTUNITY
WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU With major development projects planned over the next
decade, New York City will see one of the biggest construction
booms in its history. To help ensure that these projects
create opportunities for all New Yorkers, Mayor Michael
R. Bloomberg, joined by U.S. Congressman Charles B.
Rangel, announced in March 2005 the establishment of
the Mayor's Commission on Construction Opportunity.
The Commission, representing contractors, unions, and
developers, is exploring strategies and setting goals
for ensuring that all New Yorkers, particularly minorities,
women, returning veterans and new high school graduates,
are well-prepared and can gain access to good, permanent
jobs in construction. Click
here for more information
on the Commission and its members.
The Commission wants to hear your ideas on how to
accomplish these goals. Please let us know your ideas
by filling out the form.
Your thoughts - whether simple or detailed - will
help guide Commission members, and lay the groundwork
to make a lasting impact. We look forward to hearing
from you.
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