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Julie Su: deputy mayor for economic justice – and damage control.

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Title: Julie Su: deputy mayor for economic justice – and damage control.
Authors: Pretsky, Holly (AUTHOR)
Source: City & State. 5/14/2026, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subjects: Job creation, New York City mayors, Organizational justice, Trade associations, Distributive justice, Stakeholder analysis, Fiscal policy, Job security
Geographic Terms: New York (N.Y.)
Abstract: The article focuses on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s approach to economic justice and business relations, highlighting his administration’s efforts to balance worker-focused policies with engagement of the city’s business elite. Despite Mamdani’s public criticism of wealthy individuals and calls for higher taxes, his Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice, Julie Su, has held multiple meetings with prominent business leaders to foster collaboration on job creation and economic growth. Su’s background in labor protection contrasts with previous deputy mayors who came from business sectors, signaling a shift in priorities toward worker equity. While the administration emphasizes support for workers and economic justice, some business groups express concern over perceived hostility and tax pressures, even as the city maintains strong financial indicators and ongoing dialogue with corporate stakeholders. [Extracted from the article]
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