Lower East Side’s Seward Park Community Center opened a job hub today, aiding 3,000 job seekers. The $2M program—X hit 11,000 posts—offers resume help; 1,200 attended. Free workshops—400 joined; $5 coffees sold 300. A Harlem counselor’s talk—200 clapped—shared career tips. NYC’s workforce—LES rises.
Organizers led 15 sessions; a Queens worker’s mock interview—150 cheered—landed offers. The hub targets 20% unemployment reduction in low-income areas. Pop-up resume booths—500 printed—polished skills. New computers—50 installed—kept access open. Seward’s vibe—NYC’s job heart.
It’s not perfect—lines long; waits hit 15 minutes. Some tech glitched—printers jammed. Still, 3K served, 1,200 visitors—hub’s a hit. Post-event, Delancey buzzed—career talk flowed. Year-long push—NYC works.
Counselor’s 36—job star? Worker’s 27—interview queen. LES hired; NYC glowed. Job Hub—work on.
