Last updated 2026-06-11

Workforce Pell State Briefing

New York

What's happening with Workforce Pell in New York?

As of 2026-06-11, New York has not formally named an approving agency. Its Department of Labor has published a Workforce Pell Overview and Draft Plan, presented to the State Workforce Investment Board, which assigns the role to "approve programs" to the Governor's Office, with the state workforce board consulted, consistent with the federal default. No eligible-program list has been posted.

Which occupations is this aimed at in New York?

SOC
29-1141Registered Nurses5,200$105,600
31-1131Nursing Assistants2,190$47,390
29-2061Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses1,110$64,030
13-2011Accountants and Auditors1,060$101,780
31-9092Medical Assistants940$46,040
15-1232Computer User Support Specialists420$63,910
53-3052Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity320$82,420
15-1244Network and Computer Systems Administrators280$104,050
31-9097Phlebotomists200$49,080
47-2111Electricians200$77,460
29-2055Surgical Technologists170$75,250
49-9021HVAC Mechanics and Installers150$66,670
47-2061Construction Laborers130$57,680
47-2152Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters120$78,460
43-5032Dispatchers (except police, fire, ambulance)100$51,940
15-1212Information Security Analysts60$131,100
47-2031Carpenters60$63,660
11-9021Construction Managers60$135,530
29-2052Pharmacy Technicians40$40,840
53-3032Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers10$60,520

Openings: O*NET OnLine — each occupation links to its employment-trends page for this state (O*NET surfaces state 2022–2032 projections from Projections Central). Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2024.

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