NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection

6 open remote positions

The NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) protects and enhances the daily economic lives of New Yorkers to create thriving communities. DCWP licenses nearly 45,000 businesses in more than 40 industries and enforces key consumer protection and workplace laws.

Salary Distribution 6 of 6 jobs

Open Positions

$42,288–$61,113/yr

  • Under supervision, perform clerical work including complex data processing functions, recording, researching, checking and maintaining records; furnishing information to licensing applicants; and processing applications as needed.
  • Check records for accuracy of information and for conformity with established policy and procedures.
  • Under supervision, prepare and monitor reports.

$54,643–$74,855/yr

  • Identify, assess, and manage weaknesses in Administration’s internal controls.
  • Design and implement effective internal controls to remove identified risks.
  • Ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations.

$46,503–$61,525/yr

  • Research and draft documents such as correspondence, memoranda, invoices, protocols, and procedures;
  • Perform investigations and fact-finding for projects overseen by the General Counsel and Deputy General Counsel;
  • Coordinate and schedule travel, meetings, and appointments for the General Counsel and Deputy General Counsel;

$46,503–$53,940/yr

  • Communicating and interacting with consumers and businesses on consumer-related complaints
  • Analyzing, documenting, researching, and resolving consumer complaints in accordance with the laws, rules, and regulations enforced by DCWP
  • Maintaining Agency database and providing reports as needed

Staff Counsel

$83,000–$95,450/yr

  • Responsible for litigation related to deceptive practices, focusing on consumer debt and medical debt.
  • Combat illegal conduct and deceptive trade practices, participating in enforcement of NYC’s laws.
  • Responsible for industry-wide investigations and enforcement against businesses that violate the law.