WatchDog? More like Lap Dog.
Next time you see posts populating #PAPolitics or #PAGov from WatchDog.Org, remember they are actually just the biased media lapdogs paid to push out misleading analysis from the Commonwealth Foundation.
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The Commonwealth Foundation Is Scared
The wildcat teacher strikes taking place across the country have brought new attention to what...
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The Commonwealth Foundation Brings the Alt-Right to Harrisburg
The alt-right is coming to Pennsylvania thanks to the Commonwealth Foundation, Scott Wagner’s...
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Meet the Cardinal Institute
The #55Strong West Virginia teachers’ strike captured the nation’s attention unlike any other...
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Here’s why the Koch Bros. and other billionaires are trying to kill the labor movement with the Janus case
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Janus v. AFSCME, a case that revolved around the administration of collectively bargained contracts for public sector union members. The outcome of this case could potentially have devastating effects on wages, benefits, and protections for working families.
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Wealth = health in PA. Raising the minimum wage has the power to lift families out of poverty and shelter children from the lifelong effects of poverty-related stress. #RaiseTheWagePA #FightFor15
I’m a Philadelphia pediatrician. Here’s the one thing that would help my patients most. l Opinion
It's not curing cancer or even the common cold. But it's something we know how to do.
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I can’t write a prescription to raise this family out of the vicious cycle of poverty. But I can vote for politicians who understand this issue and advocate for more than 14 million children in the US who would benefit most from the Raise the Wage Act.
I’m a Philadelphia pediatrician. Here’s the one thing that would help my patients most. l Opinion
It's not curing cancer or even the common cold. But it's something we know how to do.
www.inquirer.com
Labor Notes recently facilitated an online discussion between striking UAW members about the proposed tentative agreement with General Motors. If you missed it live, you can catch the video below.
VIDEO: Rank-and-File Autoworkers Discuss the Tentative Agreement with
Forty-nine thousand auto workers are on strike at General Motors in the largest private sector strike since the last time union and company clashed, i...
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