HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Policy Committee, under the leadership of Chairman Ryan Bizzarro and Vice Chair Mary Isaacson, has reaffirmed its dedication to tackling the financial struggles of Pennsylvania’s workforce. This week’s announcement of subcommittee chair appointments for the 2025-26 legislative session highlights their commitment to advancing policies aimed at improving affordability and uplifting working families.
Chairman Bizzarro, who represents Erie County, emphasized the committee’s focus on addressing key economic issues through pragmatic solutions. Vice Chair Isaacson, representing parts of Philadelphia, underscored the importance of fostering job opportunities by supporting small businesses and ensuring family-oriented policy development.
To strengthen this initiative, Representative Emily Kinkead has been appointed as Chair of the Subcommittee on Labor, Energy, and Development. Representing portions of Allegheny County, Kinkead aims to focus on practical measures like reducing energy costs, championing fair wages, and investing in community growth to alleviate economic anxiety among Pennsylvanians.
Additionally, Representative Tarik Khan will serve as Chair of the Subcommittee on Emerging Policies for Working People. Khan, a nurse practitioner and Philadelphia legislator, brings a health-focused perspective to the committee, committing to reforms in healthcare access, clean energy production, housing affordability, and economic justice.
The reinvigorated leadership of the Pennsylvania Policy Committee signals a clear priority for legislative efforts to improve the financial stability of workers statewide. With these new appointments, the committee aims to deliver tangible results that directly benefit Pennsylvanians in the years ahead.
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