A new op-ed argues that improving digital skills among New Yorkers could be a key strategy to boost affordability in the city. The piece suggests that equipping residents with better tech proficiency would open up higher-paying remote and hybrid job opportunities, potentially easing financial pressures. It highlights how digital literacy could bridge gaps in employment and economic mobility, particularly in a competitive job market. The author proposes targeted initiatives to help workers adapt to evolving workplace demands.
Op-Ed | To make NYC more affordable, help New Yorkers build digital skills amNewYork
