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STATEMENT: In Response to PA GOP Attacks on Working Pennsylvanians and Today’s Budget Day of Action

Type: Press Statement
Author: John Neurohr and Marc Stier
Date: June 04, 2019

HARRISBURG—PA Budget and Policy Center director Marc Stier made the following statement in response to a press release sent...

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It Looks Like Pennsylvania Republicans Are Ready to Move on the Minimum Wage. But Is $8.50 enough? [Hint: No, it is not!]

Type: Blog
Author: Diana Polson
Date: May 18, 2019

State senators Michele Brooks (R – Mercer County) and Dan Laughlin (R – Erie County) told the Manufacturer and Business...

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A $15/HR Minimum Wage Increase by 2025 Would Raise Wages for Over 2 Million Workers in PA. Who Are They?

Type: Reports and Papers
Author: Diana Polson
Date: May 16, 2019

READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. The Demographic Impacts of a Minimum Wage Increase Wrapped into his 2019 budget...

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STATEMENT: Judicial Districts and Judicial Independence

Type: Press Release
Author: Marc Stier
Date: May 14, 2019

To: Legislators, legislative staff, editorial board members, columnists, other interested parties From: Marc Stier, Director, Pennsylvania Budget and Policy...

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Low Teacher Pay Shortchanges Teachers—and Students—in Pennsylvania

Type: Blog
Author: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: May 03, 2019

We wanted to highlight the Economic Policy Institute’s new analysis on the teacher pay gap and explain why it should encourage...

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Teacher Weekly Wage Penalty Reached a Record High in 2018

Type: Press Release
Date: May 02, 2019

We wanted to share the Economic Policy Institute’s new analysis on the teacher pay gap and explain why it should encourage...

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How the ‘Fair Share Tax’ will restore fairness to our tax system

Type: Published Op-Ed
Author: Marc Stier
Date: April 24, 2019

Originally published by the PA Capital-Star on April 24, 2019 Pennsylvania politics remains divided. One side, composed of mostly...

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