HOW IS THE GOVERNOR ADDRESSING THIS ISSUE? >> HE SPOKE HEER AT ETH HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PITTSBUHRG FEDERATION OF TEACHERS. GOVERNOR TOM WOLF CHALLENGED BUSINESSES ACROSS THE STATE TO HELPDD ARESS THE WORKER SHORTAGE. >> DATA TRACKERS IN PENNSYLVANIA’S DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY SAY PEOPLE ARE LEAVING THEIROB J AANT ALARMING PACE IN PENNSYLVANIA AND ACROSS THE NATION. PENNSYLVANIA’S SECRETARY OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY SAYS RESTAURANTS, HOTS,EL AND, THE RETAIL INDUSTRY ARE HARDEST HIT. THE CURE? MORE MONEY. >>RE MONEY. WE NEED RESTAURANT WOERRK WE NEED RETAIL WORKERS. BUT, WE CANNOT EXPTEC PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES TO CHOOSE JOBS THAT DO NOT PAY A LIVABLE WAGE. >> GOVERNOR TOM WOLF LAID OUT HIS ARGUMENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESSES TO DO MORE TO BRING PEOPLE BACK INTO THE WORKFORCE. 4.3 MILLION PEOPLE WHO VOLUNTARILY LEFT THEIR JSOBN I AUGUST. AND, MANY OF THEM REWE LEADING -- WERE LEAVING FOR BETTER PAY. >> GOVERNOR WOLF IS LEADING SEVERAL PIECES OF LEGISLAONTI THAT CALL FOR THE ADOPTION OF OSHA WORKPLACE STANDARDS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR. ANOTHER ADDRESSES HIGHER WAGES, INCLUDING MINIMUM GE.WA WHILE GUARANTEED PAID LEAVE. 29 STATES, INCLUDING ALL OF OUR NEIGHBORS, HAVE INCREASED THEIR MINIMUM WAGE, WHILE PENNSYLVANIA HAS STAGNATED FOR TOO LONG. IT IS TIME THE LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA REFLECTS OUR VALUES. >> THE LEGISLATION THAT GOVERNOR TOM WOLF ISOW N PUSHING MUST STILL PASS BOTH CHAMBERS OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE