Facing persistent labor shortages, state leaders are investing millions in youth robotics programs to create a new generation of manufacturing and STEM workers.
The newly certified App Drivers Union will negotiate with Uber and Lyft on behalf of more than 100,000 drivers across the state.
A Pew analysis highlights how local leaders are confronting persistent office vacancies and revenue risks.
Salaries and local cost of living are generally intertwined, but no state pays enough for teachers to live comfortably.
Pennsylvania leaders say the state’s housing shortage is becoming a major economic threat.
Local leaders are testing new strategies to revive downtowns as office vacancies threaten tax bases.
Officials hope higher salaries will ease recruitment and retention challenges in schools statewide.
Early data shows higher postsecondary enrollment, though many students change direction after graduation.
Survey findings point to uncertainty around costs, federal guidance and administrative demands.
A bill to revive guaranteed retirement benefits now heads to the governor after years of debate.
A new training initiative seeks to unify outreach groups and strengthen their impact on crime reduction.
Leaders say better use of existing data can help identify gaps in education-to-workforce pipelines.
Higher wages at AI facilities are luring electricians away from residential projects, and Texas builders are struggling to finish new homes.
Benefits have dropped sharply over the past decade as regulators adopt policies critics say favor employers and insurers.
A sharp decline in layoffs is paired with stalled hiring, marking a notable slowdown for the once-fast-growing region.
Agreements with three unions deliver major raises while raising new concerns about the district’s long-term financial stability.
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