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New York's aging workforce drives healthcare sector growth

New York's workforce is aging, with a significant increase in residents over 65 who are delaying retirement. This demographic shift is intensifying demand for healthcare and social services, making healthcare the fastest-growing sector in the state's labor market. However, concerns about federal funding and high interest rates may impact job growth in other sectors like leisure, manufacturing, and construction. AI

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New York's aging workforce drives healthcare sector growth

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Emma Burleigh ·

    New York’s graying workforce: Residents over 65 are holding onto jobs longer and driving healthcare to become one of the ‘fastest-growing’ sectors

    New York has long been the land of opportunity, but sluggish hiring and a graying workforce will “restrict employment growth” in the state.