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Wednesday, December 17, 2008. WELCOME TO THE GREEN COLLAR JOBS ROUNDTABLE. The Roundtable is a broad, collaborative effort including labor unions, green collar companies, community-based organizations, workforce development providers, environmentalists, and others working together to mobilize New York City electeds to invest in green collar jobs.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008. RETURN TO CURRENT LANDSCAPE PAGE.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008. Working Group Notes 1 - Nosker. Want to uncover trends,. Questions for future working groups. Name, org, why attended, accomplish, why this working group, what do you bring? Christine Ricco, background. In Workforce Development, works to create. New training programs, working with employers on best practices, no. W working on green jobs and environmental issues.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008. BELOW ARE SIX TEMPLATES TO FILL-IN. Below are six templates to fill-in. These templates will help us complete our outline for the Roadmap. Five of the templates are for each green collar sector and the sixth one addresses some general questions. You can be as specific or as broad as you like - the idea is to document as much information as possible in a coordinated fashion. Template for Sectors and Overview.
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Current Landscape Working Group. Friday, November 14, 2008. DRAFT - Current Landscape. Current Landscape Work Group. Version 4.0 November 14. Green Jobs Roundtable Current Landscape Work Group. What does New York Citys labor market look like? What sectors of the economy have grown and retracted in recent years? How do wages, occupations and skills break-down demographically? Approximately 40,000 jobs in the financial services industry in the New York City area can be expected to be lost in the current.CONTENT
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008. Below are some of the job titles we will explore using the online templates. The list of job titles will likely change over the course of this process. Changes to the original list have been made in light of our first conference call. Auditors, Carpenters, Electricians, Glaziers, Insulators, Laborers, Roofers, Energy Marketing Professionals, Pipefitters, Mechanics, Boilmakers, Pipe and Duct insulation.
Monday, November 17, 2008. Employers not yet sure of their needs. Need more opportunities for on-the-job-training. The Union is a good model if they can be flexible. Who Else Do We Need in This Group? He ha.
Job Standards and Regulation Working Group. Monday, November 17, 2008. Job Standards and Regulation breakout session.
Outreach and Political Strategy Working Group. Monday, November 17, 2008. Second Meeting Notes - 10-16-08. Mike McGuire and Elizabeth Weiner. Jill Poklemba, Myles Lennon, Melissa Bain, Lianna Gomori, Mijin Cha, Mike McGuire, Rob Crauderueff, Jon Forster, Piper Stenhard, Caroline Harris, Esmerelda Simmons.