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Pennsylvania must have a level playing field that does not discriminate against workers based on affiliation or lack thereof with any group, must allow the marketplace to determine wages and benefits, must allow the same rules to apply to all groups regarding apprenticeship and training, and must not require compulsory membership in any labor-related group as a condition to employment. Additionally, workers compensation and unemployment compensation policies must be sound, solvent, and help people return to work.

Labor Reform Says: “You Broke It, You Bought It” Lady Justice is depicted wearing a blindfold and holding balanced scales, representing impartiality. But in Pennsylvania, the scales are tipped in favor of organized labor. Union protectionism in Pennsylvania goes so far that it actually permits certain activities that would send anyone else to jail. Now, ...
Stop Big Labor’s Protection Racket
Manufacturing Sector Gains New Focus from General Assembly
Over the years, Pennsylvania hasn’t been an exemplar for job creation and economic growth. A new mindset is in order, according to a study that shows that the pro-growth policies of the Corbett Administration have Pennsylvania rising quickly up the ranks. Overall, the study Rich States, Poor States, by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) ranks ...
Corbett Policies Spur PA Economic Resurgence Over the years, Pennsylvania hasn’t been an exemplar for job creation and economic growth. A new mindset is in order, according to a study that shows that the pro-growth policies of the Corbett Administration have Pennsylvania rising quickly up the ranks. Overall, the study Rich States, Poor States, by ...
Tom Corbett: The More Jobs Governor Gaining a political advantage by taking an opponent’s remark out of context dates back as far as politics itself. Even politics needs its limits though. Twisting Governor Corbett’s recent comments about how drug abuse narrows the field of qualified workers is beyond even the political pale. Drug abuse is ...
Corbett Budget Keeps Government Focused on Core Functions Over the next two weeks, the House and Senate Appropriations Committees will continue holding budget hearings on the proposed FY 2013-14 spending plan Governor Tom Corbett unveiled on February 5.   Here’s to trusting that when the hearings end on March 7, lawmakers conclude, as we have, ...