Updated May 20, 2020
Promotion of Unemployment Compensation Fraud (PMA's David N. Taylor hosts a newsmaker interview with Chris Hackett, CEO of i2M, about his decision to resign from the PA Workforce Development Board due to Governor Wolf's promotion of unemployment compensation fraud.)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Curt Schroder
610.389.4293
curt@pccjr.org
TO: Keith J. Salador, Esq., Executive Director, Citizens Advisory Council
FROM: Carl A. Marrara, Vice President of Government Affairs
RE: Comments in Opposition of RGGI Proposal
The Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association (PMA) is the nonprofit, statewide trade organization representing the manufacturing sector, 570,000 employees on plant floors, millions of additional jobs in supporting industries, and more than $93 billion in gross state product in Pennsylvania’s public policy process. We appreciate the opportunity to provide comments to the Independent Fiscal Office (IFO) as you develop analysis regarding single-use polystyrene and plastic product bans.
The following can be attributed to David N. Taylor, President & CEO of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association in response to Governor Wolf’s executive order, dated April 8, 2020, allowing for the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, in coordination with Commonwealth agencies to “commandeer… personal protective equipment, pharmaceuticals, and other medical resources located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.”
Harrisburg, PA – On April 4 Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Dennis Davin announced the creation of the Pennsylvania Manufacturing Call to Action Portal, which will mobilize manufacturers that are producing COVID-19-related products and supplies or can pivot to producing COVID-19-related supplies.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 27, 2020
Mr. David N. Taylor
taylor@pamanufacturers.org
717-649-6980
The following can be attributed to David N. Taylor, President & CEO of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association.
The Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association released an economic impact study, analyzing the prospect of two natural gas synthesis plants located in northeast Pennsylvania.