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Statement from Felicity Williams, Esq., Executive Director, on the Pennsylvania Senate’s Tax Package and Budget Negotiations
Statement from Felicity Williams, Esq., Executive Director, on the Pennsylvania Senate’s Tax Package and Budget Negotiations
Pennsylvania’s Corporate Tax Changes Now Cost the Commonwealth an Estimated $2.21 to $2.99 Billion Each Year
Pennsylvania’s Corporate Tax Changes Now Cost the Commonwealth an Estimated $2.21 to $2.99 Billion Each Year
2026: Time to Raise the Minimum Wage!
2026: Time to Raise the Minimum Wage!
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Pennsylvania workers have waited 17 years for a raise.
In March, the PA House passed bipartisan legislation to raise the minimum wage, but the bill has remained stalled in the Senate.
Tell your state senator: Raise the wage now!
Pennsylvanians need relief. Tell the state Senate to raise the wage NOW!
Pennsylvania workers have waited 17 years for a raise. Now, after years of inaction, the Senate will have to dec...
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The affordability crisis is a wage crisis. Costs keep rising while PA's minimum wage remains stuck at $7.25/hr.
I just wrote a letter with @pennpolicy: Pennsylvanians need relief. Tell the state Senate to raise the wage NOW! . Write one here:
Pennsylvanians need relief. Tell the state Senate to raise the wage NOW!
Pennsylvania workers have waited 17 years for a raise. Now, after years of inaction, the Senate will have to dec...
actionnetwork.org
From coming off the state’s school improvement list to expanding MTSS and mental health supports, New Kensington‑Arnold is showing what’s possible when districts receive the resources they need.
