Jobs NYC Bronx Hiring Hall Nov. 19: City and Private Employers at BronxWorks Betances in Mott Haven
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Jobs NYC Bronx Hiring Hall Nov. 19: City and Private Employers at BronxWorks Betances in Mott Haven

NEW YORK, NY — The city is bringing its Jobs NYC Hiring Hall to the South Bronx on Thursday, November 19, setting up at the BronxWorks Betances Community Center on East 146th Street in Mott Haven. It runs from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and it is one of the few places this month where City of New York jobs, private employers, free training programs and benefits help all share one room.

One morning in Mott Haven, city and private employers under one roof, and a free ticket that saves you time at the door.

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📍 Bronx Hiring Hall at a Glance

Event Jobs NYC Hiring Hall: Bronx
Date Thursday, November 19, 2026
Time 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. (doors close at 1:00 p.m.)
Location BronxWorks Betances Community Center, 547 East 146th Street, Bronx, NY 10455
Format In-person hiring hall with four registration time slots
Registration Reserve a time slot
Walk-ins Welcome if advance tickets sell out, per the city's listing
Organizer Office of the Mayor, Jobs NYC

What a Jobs NYC Hiring Hall Actually Is

Jobs NYC runs these hiring halls as a monthly resource fair that moves between the boroughs. The city's event listing describes three things on offer: openings with the City of New York, tables from private employers across the five boroughs, and connections to workforce training and public benefits.

That last part matters more than it sounds. If you are between jobs, the same visit can get you in front of a recruiter and in line for a training program or benefits screening, without a second trip downtown.

Be clear on one point: the city has not published a list of which employers or agencies will be at the tables, and it has not named specific roles. We will not guess. Interviews are not guaranteed either, though the listing notes some employers may interview on the spot. Go in ready for that possibility, not counting on it.

✅ What to Bring and How to Show Up Ready

  • Photo ID. The city asks for it.
  • Several printed copies of your resume. You may talk to more than one employer, and nobody wants to read a phone screen.
  • Business or professional attire. That is the listing's own dress guidance.
  • Register for a time slot. The hall runs in four slots. Pick one and show up for it.
  • Sign up with Workforce1 first. The city recommends creating a Workforce1 Career Center client account ahead of time to move faster once you are inside.
  • Arrive before 1:00 p.m. Doors close half an hour before the event ends.

Need an accommodation? Email [email protected] at least four business days before the event, which means by Friday, November 13.

Different Day, Different Event: The Other November Options

If the Bronx date does not work, or you are aiming at a specific agency, Jobs NYC has more on the calendar at its center at 2 Lafayette Street in Lower Manhattan. Those are narrower events with their own requirements, so read the details before you pick one:

The Bronx hall is the general one. If you are not sure what you want yet, it is the better first stop.

🔎 Search Bronx and NYC Jobs Now

Set up alerts on a few of these before November 19, so you walk in already knowing who is posting.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Jobs NYC Bronx Hiring Hall?

Thursday, November 19, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the BronxWorks Betances Community Center, 547 East 146th Street, Bronx, NY 10455. Doors close at 1:00 p.m.

Do I need to register?

The city asks you to register for one of four time slots through its Eventbrite page. Its listing says walk-ins are welcome if advance tickets sell out.

Which employers will be there?

The city has not published an employer list. Expect City of New York opportunities plus private employers, but no specific company or agency has been named.

Will there be interviews on site?

Possibly. The city says some employers may interview on the spot, but interviews are not guaranteed.

What should I bring?

A photo ID and several printed copies of your resume, and dress in business or professional attire.

Get Ahead of November 19

Create a free LocalJobPage account to get alerts as new Bronx and citywide roles post, and browse the New York Career Center for role-by-role guides.

Employers: Post your openings on LocalJobPage and reach New York job seekers directly.

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East 146th Street, a Thursday morning, four hours. Bring the ID, bring the resumes, and get there before the doors close at one.