
ALT NYS Department of Labor timeline for the Unemployment Services Upgrade starting Monday, 11/02/2026 at 5 PM. It details a 9 to 12-day upgrade period where all services are unavailable and payments are delayed, followed by the launch of the upgraded system where users must file or certify to receive payments. Learn more at dol.ny.gov/unemployment.

ALT Commissioner Roberta Reardon (right) and State Senator Patricia Fahy (left) sit at a curved grey desk in a recording studio. Both women are smiling, wearing professional black blazers, and have microphones and blue mugs in front of them. In the background, a television screen displays the New York State Senate seal, flanked by the United States flag on the left and the New York State flag on the right. Bookshelves filled with books line the sides of the wood-paneled studio.

ALT A group photo in a conference room featuring Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, NYS Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon, and members of the Worker's Justice Project (WJP). Commissioner Reardon and DA Bragg stand in the center-left, surrounded by a diverse group of smiling workers wearing black WJP t-shirts. Several workers in the front row sit at a wooden table holding white envelopes, while others hold up red and blue signs that read "PROTECTING NEW YORK WORKERS" featuring the Manhattan DA's seal. A Telemundo 47 microphone rests on the table in the foreground.

ALT A portrait of four people standing together in a conference room in front of a light wood paneled wall. From left to right: a woman wearing a black Worker's Justice Project (WJP) t-shirt and khaki pants raising her fist in celebration; Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg in a grey suit and glasses; NYS Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon in a black blazer, striped shirt, and red patterned scarf; and a man wearing a black WJP t-shirt and baseball cap also raising his fist in a celebratory gesture. All four are smiling warmly at the camera.

ALT NYS Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon stands in an office hallway, smiling in a group photo with the first class of Registered Apprentices from the Division of Safety and Health (DOSH). The group of eight women is lined up, with several apprentices wearing matching navy blue NYS Department of Labor polo shirts and ID badges.























