“You’ve got a friend in Pennsylvania” ought to apply to the government, too.
By Gina L. Pope
Anthony Hennen: Pennsylvania’s low unemployment rate masks bigger problems
Unemployment rates are down, but fewer people are working.
By Anthony Hennen
The Editors: Fetterman’s crude attacks on Pennsylvania’s oil and gas industry
The candidate’s claims about the oil and gas industry tell only half the story.
From The Editors
Hunter Tower: In Pennsylvania, Janus is more relevant than ever
On its fourth birthday, Janus stands as a metaphor for freedom — a concept that will never be irrelevant.
By Hunter Tower
Gambescia + Bolno: Today’s corporate responsibility shift will bottom out
Companies’ recent race to become the most socially responsible conflicts with the purpose of the for-profit corporate enterprise.
By Stephen F. Gambescia and Stew Bolno
Jonathan Koehler: Why unions will fix working conditions and help businesses build back better
Communities are stronger when businesses and employees, through their unions, work together rather than against each other.
By Jonathan Koehler
New report argues it’s time for public-sector union reform in Pennsylvania
A new report argues that Pennsylvania can increase economic growth if the General Assembly reforms its government union.
By Anthony Hennen
George Hofmann: Where are the workers? They’re on disability insurance.
We can’t abandon those on disability to a lifetime of not working.
By George Hofmann
Guy Ciarrocchi: The PRO Act is really a political power grab
Some Democrats in Congress are pretending to fight for workers, but are actually trying to change labor law to strengthen their party’s power.
By Guy Ciarrocchi