Sometimes Persistence Pays Off
Type: BlogAuthor: Kathy Fisher
Date: April 24, 2015
You may have seen in the news this week that Governor Tom Wolf eliminated the so-called asset test, which...
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Author: Kathy Fisher
Date: April 24, 2015
Senate Appropriations Committee: Part III of an Education Budget Preview
Type: BlogAuthor: Waslala Miranda
Date: April 24, 2015
The Senate Appropriations Committee met on March 30 to discuss the proposed 2015-16 education budget with Acting Education Secretary...
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This Price Is Right — About Reducing CEO Pay So Companies Can Pay More to Their Lowest Paid
Type: BlogAuthor: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: April 20, 2015
No, not Keystone Research Center labor economist Mark Price. Dan Price. CEO and owner of Gravity Payments, a credit...
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Senate Appropriations Committee: Part II of an Education Budget Preview
Type: BlogAuthor: Waslala Miranda
Date: April 16, 2015
The Senate Appropriations Committee met on March 30 to discuss the proposed 2015-16 education budget with Acting Education Secretary...
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Fight for $15 – and the Birth of the Next American Middle Class
Type: BlogAuthor: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: April 15, 2015
Today, low-wage worker protests across Pennsylvania, the nation, and the globe will reach their greatest scale yet. Mobilizing behind...
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The Fight for $15 Is Already Lifting Wages
Type: BlogAuthor: Mark Price
Date: April 15, 2015
Today, in 200 U.S. cities, workers will rally for higher pay and a union. These actions, which started in...
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Double Trouble: Taxpayer-Subsidized Low-Wage Jobs in Pennsylvania Nursing Homes
Type: Reports and PapersAuthor: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: April 13, 2015
Low wages for nursing home workers mean that many caregivers struggle to make ends meet and often qualify for...
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