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Pa. economy stays resilient, but workers feel strain (opens the original)
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Signs of strain are emerging in Pennsylvania's economy as job growth slows, unemployment and underemployment rise among minority workers and high household costs continue to squeeze family budgets despite recent gains in real wages, according to a new report from the Keystone Research Center (KRC). The report comes ahead of Labor Day -- a holiday honoring workers and the American labor movement -- offering a snapshot of the state's workforce and the economic pressures facing families. The state
Pa. continues to grapple with teacher shortage (opens the original)
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As the 2026-27 school year begins, Pennsylvania continues to grapple with a long-term teacher shortage, driven in part by a steep decline in the number of new educators entering the profession. The state has seen a 67% decrease in the number of individuals obtaining initial teacher certification, emphasizing the growing challenge of maintaining a sufficient teacher pipeline, according to data from the Center for Rural Pennsylvania. "Pennsylvania's schools depend on a strong and stable teacher wo
Pa. continues to grapple with teacher shortage (opens the original)
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As the 2026-27 school year begins, Pennsylvania continues to grapple with a long-term teacher shortage, driven in part by a steep decline in the number of new educators entering the profession. The state has seen a 67% decrease in the number of individuals obtaining initial teacher certification, emphasizing the growing challenge of maintaining a sufficient teacher pipeline, according to data from the Center for Rural Pennsylvania. "Pennsylvania's schools depend on a strong and stable teacher wo
Pa. secures $516M in Meta settlement (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania will receive $516 million as part of a nationwide settlement with Meta, the technology company that owns and operates Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger, Attorney General Dave Sunday announced at a Harrisburg press conference Wednesday. "This settlement will bring the following: a complete transformation of young users' experience on those platforms, and hundreds of millions of dollars to the Commonwealth over the course of the next nine years," Sunday said. "This settlemen
Lawmakers look to reduce disability support turnover (opens the original)
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Low reimbursement rates are contributing to high turnover and staffing shortages at agencies employing direct support professionals, forcing families of those with intellectual disabilities and autism to scramble for service or deal with the strain of providing care by themselves. An estimated 58,000 Pennsylvanians with intellectual disabilities and autism need some assistance every day to reach their highest level of independence and opportunity, according to the state Department of Human Servi
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