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This edition of New York by the Numbers reveals that nearly a third of all adult workers in New York City are employed in low-wage jobs. While the percentage of low-wage workers is high across the city, the Bronx is in a league of its own, with 42 percent of the borough's workers in low-wage jobs.
by Jonathan Bowles and David Giles
Tags: economic growth boroughs chains
The Village Voice, by Tom Robbins, December 23, 2009
Bronx Battle Line: Development on City’s Dime Must Push Up WagesLabor Notes, by Mischa Gaus, January 07, 2010
In Kingsbridge: Will Derailing a Bad Project Lead to a Good One?Gotham Gazette, by Joan Byron, January 22, 2010
Boro has most low-wage workers in city: StudyQueens Times Ledger, by Philip Newman, January 28, 2010
Gains in National Job Figures Don’t Mean Bronx ResurgenceThe Bronx Ink, by Shreeya Sinha, April 02, 2010
The Problem With Being GlobalForbes, by Joel Kotkin, August 23, 2014
Market seesaws toward wealthy buyersThe Real Deal, by Candace Taylor, January 01, 2011
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