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The New York Fed is hosting an economic press briefing on regional labor market conditions today, December 4.
The briefing includes an analysis of the factors driving labor market tightness and the types of jobs gained by regional areas.
The economic press briefing on Tuesday, December 4, at 10:00 a.m., will examine local employment and labor force trends in the Second District, including areas throughout New York and New Jersey. It will provide an analysis of the factors driving labor market tightness and the types of jobs gained by area.
President John Williams will deliver opening remarks and will join a panel of New York Fed economists to answer questions after the economists’ presentation.
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10:00am- 10:15am |
Welcome Remarks Andrea Priest, Vice President and Head of Media Relations Opening Remarks John Williams, President and Chief Executive Officer |
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10:15am- 11:00am |
Presentation: Labor Market Conditions in the Region Jaison Abel, Assistant Vice President and Head of Regional Analysis Q&A John Williams, Jaison Abel, and Jason Bram |
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