2024 Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Fact Sheets

The Keystone Research Center released new fact sheets, to show how many Pennsylvania workers would benefit from a $15 per hour minimum wage by 2026. Pennsylvania workers haven’t seen a minimum wage increase since 2009. Fact sheets are available for each of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties and every state House and State Senate district.

FIND YOUR DISTRICT FACT SHEET HERE

 

 

 

 

2024 State of Working Pennsylvania Report

The Keystone Research Center (KRC) released its annual “State of Working Pennsylvania” report, offering a comprehensive analysis of the Commonwealth’s economic landscape as we approach Labor Day. The report highlights significant economic progress while also highlighting ongoing challenges faced by working families.

Pennsylvania Economy Resource Page

Visit KRC’s new page with access to research that provides valuable context for understanding how the Pennsylvania economy is performing. The page includes county-level data and interactive maps on jobs, wages, unemployment, and other key aspects of the economy now compared to before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Know the Issues

KRC and PBPC bridge the fragments of the progressive community — labor, faith-based organizations, advocates for and providers of human services, women’s groups, organizations of people of color, environmentalists, and others — seeking to create a unified vision and agenda around which all can rally.

That means we do research and analysis on a number of different issues. Here, you can learn about the issues we focus on, including:

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