After seven years of working in the hospitality industry, Matheus Vogetta got a chance to act in a film in early 2020. The movie was being shot in China when the coronavirus struck in January, sending him and the rest of the crew back to the United States.
His luck didn't get any better: Vogetta, who immigrated to the U.S. from Brazil when he was 4, landed a server's job in a new Brazilian steakhouse that had been set to open on what turned out to be two days after Gov. Andrew Cuomo paused the state's economy.
"I didn't see a path to recovery or to the level the industry has been," said Vogetta, 24, of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY Professional drivers are among the workers who could lose jobs to automation, a new report found. After seven years of working in the hospitality industry, Matheus Vogetta got a chance to act in a film in early 2020. The movie was being shot in China [...]
