Brooklyn has gained 78,771 private sector jobs between 2002 and 2012, an increase of over 19 percent. Moreover, the increase in employment could mean the addition of 25,000 to 30,000 jobs monthly — a far cry from the 14,000 average monthly over the past year.
Construction was dealt a tough blow, losing 1.5 million jobs, or 42 percent of the workforce, between 2006 and 2011.

Private employment in the Bronx has grown by nearly 13 percent during this time period, creating nearly 23,915 jobs. These jobs include construction, manufacturing, real estate and wholesale trade, to name some examples. Since the end of 2001 through October 2013, private sector jobs in New York City have grown by more than 406,000, a 13 percent increase, compared to less than five percent growth in the nation. Adding in other sectors, like manufacturing and wholesale trade, a total of 2.8 million jobs were shed, or 31 percent, and 300,000 of these positions have returned.

In addition, New York City weathered the most recent national recession far better than the United States, regaining 327 percent of the jobs lost from the start of the national recession while the country as a whole has only gained back 87 percent as of October of this year.
Private employment in Queen increased by 46,303 - more than 10 percent – and Staten Island added more than 5,400 private jobs, an increase of nearly 7 percent.

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