PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- One of the largest unions representing essential workers in the Commonwealth is calling on the Pennsylvania Department of Health to change course and prioritize the tens of thousands of essential workers in Pennsylvania who help feed every Pennsylvania family for COVID-19 vaccinations. UFCW's 35,000 members across the state include 20,000+ grocery store and pharmacy workers, 2,000 workers in meatpacking and processing facilities, and thousands more in other food processing and packing plants across Pennsylvania.
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BROOKVILLE — The Jefferson County Jail Board discussed positive cases of COVID-19 in the jail during the monthly meeting Tuesday, following fi…
The job market in Pennsylvania shrank across all sectors in 2020, rivaling record lows set during the Great Recession a decade earlier, accord…
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DuBOIS — DuBois Area Middle School cafeteria worker Margie McKolanis received a wonderful surprise from Martin’s grocery store to kick off her…
A $15 minimum wage would result in 1.4 million jobs lost and disproportionately hurt younger workers and those with less education, a new Cong…
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said Thursday stifling employee earnings to increase profits “is simply not good business.”
ST. MARYS — Greg Gebauer, Emergency Management coordinator for the City of St. Marys, was the first speaker of the night at Monday evening's c…
HARRISBURG — The key to getting past the coronavirus pandemic are the vaccines, according to Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Rachel Levine.
Aida Romero (Conching) Steel, 80, of Punxsutawney, PA, passed away during the evening hours of December 2, 2020, while a resident of Mulberry …
In today’s volatile world of work, things are rapidly evolving at near breakneck speeds, leaving workers across industries and roles scrambling just to keep up, with very little in the way of certainties. But despite this seemingly unending tidal wave of constant change, there are a few tried and true fundamentals that still stand firm—and […]
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