Pennsylvania May Double the Minimum Wage
In the 2025-2026 budget proposal, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro proposed an increase to the state's minimum wage.
Recreational pot, minimum wage hike: Inside Shapiro's new spending plan
Shapiro has also suggested taxing machine revenues at 52%, with the majority of the money feeding into the state's general ...
4 things to watch in Gov. Josh Shapiro’s third budget address
Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat in his first term, is expected to focus his third budget address on energy policy and finding ...
A Philadelphia Whole Foods Became the First to Unionize. This Labor Expert Explains What’s Next–and How Trump Could Stall Workers’ Efforts
Paul Clark, a professor of labor and employment relations at Penn State University, dissects the situation at the Amazon-owned grocery chain.
Shapiro urges legalized cannabis, regulated skill games, and raising the minimum wage
"Inspired by Ben Franklin, and backed by environmental groups, the building trades, chambers of commerce, consumer organizations, and even industry leaders, the Lightning Plan takes bold steps to ...
Gov. Josh Shapiro proposes $51.5 billion budget with major investments in health care and education
Shapiro pitched the state should address the deficit by creating new revenue streams, including recreational marijuana and so ...
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When New Jersey Hiked Minimum Wages, Fast Food Prices Rose
As New Jersey ratcheted up its minimum wage on three occasions between 2019 and 2021, fast-food restaurants in the state responded by hiking menu prices to compensate. In neighboring ...
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Navigating a Changing Legal Landscape: What Pennsylvania Hospitality Businesses Need to Know in 2025
2. Wage and Hour Laws: Increased Scrutiny on Tipped Employees In 2024, Pennsylvania experienced heightened enforcement regarding tipped employees, focusing on tip pooling, minimum wage ...
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How much do you need to earn to live in Pennsylvania? Here’s the living wage in 2025
Centre County’s living wage for a single adult without children has increased by $5.54 per hour since December 2022, or $11,523.20 per year for someone working 2,080 hours annually. The MIT living ...