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Pennsylvania prison overtime costs climb $40M over two years - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania prison overtime costs climb $40M over two years

(The Center Square) — Though vacancies in the state prison system are dropping, their costs are large — driving a $230 million increase in the budget

Pennsylvania prison overtime costs climb $40M over 2 years | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania prison overtime costs climb $40M over 2 years | News, Sports, Jobs

(The Center Square) — Though vacancies in the state prison system are dropping, their costs are large — driving a $230 million increase in the budget reques

Pennsylvania prison overtime costs climb $40M over two years - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania prison overtime costs climb $40M over two years

Though vacancies in the state prison system are dropping, their costs are large — driving a $230 million increase in the budget request.

URGENT CALL TO ACTION for Mumia Abu-Jamal | Wisconsin Bail Out the People Movement - Vimarsana News

URGENT CALL TO ACTION for Mumia Abu-Jamal | Wisconsin Bail Out the People Movement

Mumia Abu-Jamal #AM 8335 Emergency Health Alert & Action  Late February 2024 Mumia underwent a double bypass heart surgery on April 19, 2021. His doctor prescribed a cardiac diet and regular exercise for recovery. To date, almost 3 years later, the prison has failed to provide Mumia the required cardiac diet and opportunities for exercise. The outside yard is often closed,…

Hiring, staff retention continues to challenge Pa. DOC: secretary - Vimarsana News

Hiring, staff retention continues to challenge Pa. DOC: secretary

HARRISBURG — Staff wellness, facility security and inmate recidivism were central themes during Friday’s budget hearing testimony by the secretary of Pennsylvania’s Department of Corrections before the state House Appropriations