Today I’m speaking at @ABetterNY to lay out my vision to not only rebuild from the pandemic, but also to unlock New York’s incredible potential. 1/
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Offices are still too empty and too many workers are at home – that has an impact on our economy and ripples across the entire city. I’m putting a stake in the ground: It’s time to get back to the office. 2/
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The health care industry is one place we can’t afford a labor shortage. That’s why today, I’m taking action: We’re launching a new scholarship program that will cover tuition for 1,000 health care workers to get their nursing degrees at SUNY and CUNY. 3/
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The second phase of the 2nd Avenue Subway is long promised and wildly overdue. With the infrastructure bill now signed into law, there are no more excuses. We will make good on our promise to Harlem and finish the extension to 125th St. 4/
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Transportation equity and environmental justice go hand in hand. With new offshore wind on Long Island, our transition to electric vehicles, and our new $4 billion Bond Act, New York is investing in the future of our state, nation, and planet. 5/
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I know that we will emerge victorious this pandemic because it is who we are – it’s in our DNA. We are New Yorkers. We persevere and we come back stronger. 6/6
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People are more productive when working from home!!
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I think you should let companies and their employees decide what works
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Agree. This is very perplexing particularly because no one is really sure in what direction Covid numbers are going to go and they haven’t exactly decreased. This is the time (not) to put a ‘stake in the ground.’
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Why if you don't have to? Who needs to spend hours of their lives stuck in traffic with toxic fumes, only to spend more hours in a toxic office building, toiling away for some CEO who couldn't care less about you? If you can sell your soul from home, why not?
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but then who will think of the commercial real estate landlords??pic.twitter.com/vtpZVpX5Un
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