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Joe Biden is running for president again. And he'll again need Pennsylvania Democrats to win the White House. - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden is running for president again. And he'll again need Pennsylvania Democrats to win the White House.

President Joe Biden has wide but shallow support from the Democratic Party’s rank and file. Can he recapture the Pennsylvania coalition that helped deliver him the White House?

Pa. minimum wage: Josh Shapiro proposes hike to $15 in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Pa. minimum wage: Josh Shapiro proposes hike to $15 in 2024

Many businesses in Pennsylvania have already bumped up starting wages past the $7.25 minimum currently in place, but more than 30% of hourly workers in the state made less than $15 per hour last year.

Penn students, local politicians rally for RA union recognition in campus demonstration - Vimarsana News

Penn students, local politicians rally for RA union recognition in campus demonstration

The rally was organized by United RAs at Penn and featured guest speakers such as Philadelphia mayoral candidate and 1993 College graduate Helen Gym.

Source: thedp.com
Philadelphia Labor Department budget: Worker advocates seek more enforcement money as Kenney proposes cut - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia Labor Department budget: Worker advocates seek more enforcement money as Kenney proposes cut

Mayor Jim Kenney’s proposed budget about $38,000 less for the department created under his watch. Councilmember Kendra Brooks said she was surprised and disappointed.

More student workers are forming unions — and striking — at universities in Philly and beyond - Vimarsana News

More student workers are forming unions — and striking — at universities in Philly and beyond

Resident hall assistants at the University of Pennsylvania are attempting to form a union, which would be the first such group to unionize in the Philadelphia region.