«A gaming resort development program to
grow jobs upstate was an initiative of Governor Cuomo's, and we will work with all elected officials who support the measure to educate voters about the referendum.»
Not exact matches
LeRoy, who has studied subsidy deals across the country, said Cuomo's approach is unlikely to help
upstate grow either its tax base or
job market.
On key issues facing the state — reducing corruption, improving public education, balancing
upstate and
upstate concerns, improving infrastructure,
growing the economy and planning for the state's future — only between 23 percent and 35 percent of voters believe the governor has done a good or excellent
job.
The New York City region enjoyed 2.2 percent increase in
job growth over the last 12 months, while
upstate New York
grew at a slower rate, statistics from the state Department of Labor found.
«By investing in this cutting - edge technology, we are creating a pathway to
grow the
upstate economy and create good - paying, quality
jobs in the industries of the future.»
The
jobs picture was gloomier
upstate, where employment
grew by an average of only 2.7 percent — a quarter of the national average.
Their numbers track the first half of 2015, and show that most regions of the state, including
upstate,
grew slightly, with the exception of the Southern Tier, which showed a 0.1 % drop in
job growth from January through June.
The wealthy, Westchester - based Wilson, who
grew up in
upstate Johnstown, said he would be «laser focused» as a candidate on just two issues:
job creation and ethics reforms, two areas in which he says Cuomo has fallen down badly.
Once heralded by the governor as a transformative way to bring down energy costs for consumers while increasing
jobs at
upstate power producers, the plan announced more than three years ago has produced little progress on a core initiative: a nearly $ 1 billion project to run AC transmission lines around Utica or the Catskills and down the Hudson Valley to meet downstate's
growing power needs.
Their numbers track the first half of 2015, and show that most regions of the state, including
upstate,
grew slightly, with the exception of the Southern Tier, which showed a 0.1 percent drop in
job growth from January through June.