With the state’s economy still in its post-pandemic recovery, a tight labor market and a resurgent labor movement offer new possibilities for the commonwealth’s workers. And if policymakers make the right choices, the state could “enjoy a return to shared prosperity for the first time in decades.” Those are the top line takeaways from the labor-friendly Keystone Research Center’s annual ‘State of Working Pennsylvania’ report, which was released just days ahead of this year’s Labor Day celebrations.
