We anticipate it growing. That's the whole reason for building the new terminal. These are jobs that did not exist when the pier was not active.

The city has made an exhaustive effort to complete the oral histories.

The city is committed to expanding maritime cargo uses on the Brooklyn waterfront.

The repairs were done as quickly and efficiently as possible, and according to new safety regulations.

Most of the positions being outsourced are at the bottom of the totem pole, such as call-center jobs, but those jobs, in turn, lend themselves to automation, which means that the people doing them could themselves be replaced.

You really won't know until you know who is hired for those jobs. Certainly they're three of the most important jobs at the university.