Pennsylvania’s employment picture not so rosy
Summary: Recently released Pennsylvania employment data for October reported a less-than-rosy picture for statewide numbers. Non-seasonally adjusted household data put the number of people employed
Summary: Recently released Pennsylvania employment data for October reported a less-than-rosy picture for statewide numbers. Non-seasonally adjusted household data put the number of people employed
Background Recently, Policy Brief Vol.21, No. 26, presented an analysis evaluating the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) recovery from the steep economic and jobs downturn
Summary: The Allegheny Institute has been a long- time advocate for the adoption of Right-to-Work in Pennsylvania. Our research has demonstrated that the presence of
Summary: As the pandemic loosens its grip and lockdowns begin to ease in Pennsylvania, the economy appears to be strengthening. However, job growth remains a
Summary: The coronavirus pandemic hammered Pennsylvania’s economy in 2020. With recently released state employer payroll data for December, the extent of the damage can clearly
Summary: On July 17, the state Department of Labor and Industry released the June report on the state’s labor market conditions. Overall, the June results
Summary: Many Institute Policy Briefs over the years have analyzed the employment situation in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania. This Brief expands coverage to examine the state
Summary: By almost every measure, 2017 was a good year for the national economy as evidenced by a big rise in the stock market and
Summary: The State’s fiscal situation is closely tied to its economic growth. As the economy grows jobs, tax receipts from firms and individuals grow. This
A few weeks ago the Department of Labor and Industry released July employment data for the state. According to the report, Pennsylvania had added 66,500