Minimum Wage and Social Safety Net Programs
Type: Policy BriefAuthor: Diana Polson
Date: July 09, 2019
Introduction As Pennsylvania seriously considers raising the minimum wage for the first time in over a decade, concerns have...
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Author: Diana Polson
Date: July 09, 2019
STATEMENT: On Gov. Wolf’s Veto of SB48, a Bill to Eliminate Straight-Party Ticket Voting
Type: Press ReleaseAuthor: Marc Stier
Date: July 05, 2019
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center director Marc Stier made the following statement on Governor Wolf’s veto of...
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STATEMENT: On SB48, a Bill to Eliminate Straight-Party Ticket Voting
Type: Press ReleaseAuthor: Marc Stier
Date: June 28, 2019
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center director Marc Stier made the following statement on SB48, a bill to...
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PA House Democrats Clarify the Minimum Wage Debate
Type: BlogAuthor: Marc Stier
Date: June 26, 2019
Yesterday, Pennsylvania House Democrats, under minority leader Frank Dermody (D-Allegheny), stepped up in a big way for raising the...
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STATEMENT: On the PA Budget Spending Plan Passed by the House Appropriations Committee
Type: Press StatementAuthor: Marc Stier
Date: June 24, 2019
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center director Marc Stier made the following statement after the PA House Appropriations...
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STATEMENT: In Response to PA GOP Attacks on Working Pennsylvanians and Today’s Budget Day of Action
Type: Press StatementAuthor: 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: BlogAuthor: 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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