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State Rep. Dan Miller, D-Allegheny, speaks at a press conference in the Pa state Capitol after the House passed a bill to increase the state’s minimum wage on June 20, 2023. Read more
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Pitt staff could be largest public sector union election in decades Read more
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State Rep. Dan Miller's expense reports for April, 2023. Read more
House majority whip hosts experts at annual event on mental health Read more
DSPs give essential care to people with developmental and intellectual disabilities but get paid very little, making it hard to find and retain people in this profession. Read more
One-of-a-kind event brings parents, educators, professionals and legislators together Read more
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Leadership role comes amid historic change in House leadership Read more
Bill would require insurance, programs to cover inspections and well visits Read more
The annual Disability and Mental Health Summit is May 11. Read more
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“Unions are part of the fabric and history of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania,” said state Rep. Dan Miller, who co-hosted the roundtable discussion. “The history of our state can’t be written without recognizing the contributions unions have delivered for Pennsylvania workers – and Pennsylvania’s economy. Unions not only help put food on the tables for the families of workers, but they have also been the driving force behind innovation, setting prevailing fair wages and securing worker safety. Unions’ lasting legacy, however, continues to be their ability to provide a better way of life for millions of workers and their families.” Read more
Join Rep. Miller for this roundtable discussion from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 16. Read more
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HARRISBURG, Dec. 8 – State Reps. Chris Rabb, D-Phila., and Dan Miller, D-Allegheny, today announced they are drafting legislation that would prohibit the use of public money to bust unions. “Unions are the backbone of our communities and have a rich and storied history in our state, from the coal mines of the northeast to the steel mills of Pittsburgh. Union workers built this state and have for years been the protectors of the working class,” Miller said. “Now, with economic inequality on the rise, we need to stand up to support our unions and send a strong message that our commonwealth stands not only with them but, more importantly, with the working families and communities who rely on them.” Modeled after similar legislation in New Mexico, the legislation would amend the Public Employee Relations Act to prohibit public and state-related employers from spending taxpayer dollars for union avoidance or union busting services or activities. “It is impossible to tell the story of economic progress in Pennsylvania without the inclusion of unions, which have been a keystone in the fight for improved workplace safety, increased wages, employer-provided healthcare and retirement benefits.” Rabb said. “In keeping with our state’s history, we should ensure that union votes are able to be made free from intimidation by public or state-related employers who would seek to infringe upon that right using taxpayer Read more
Tuesday the Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus unanimously re-elected its current Leadership team to serve in the 2023/24 legislative session. Read more
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