Pennsylvania SB679 sets a minimum wage for education support professionals and mandates certain duties for school boards and the Department of Labor.
Pennsylvania SB679 establishes a minimum hourly wage of $20 or a living wage, whichever is higher, for education support professionals starting in the 2025-2026 school year. It requires school boards to make supplemental wage payments to professionals earning less than the minimum wage or living wage. The bill mandates that school boards record votes on specific subjects and prohibits contracts with third parties for noninstructional services if they result in wage reductions.
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