PIIN Response to the Shooting at Tree of Life
The hate that has defined our nation recently, came to one of PIIN’s congregations this morning. Congregation Dor Hadash calls the Tree of Life synagogue home, and the prayers of all PIIN members are with them at this horrible time.
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How to Get a $700 Loan With No Credit Check?
You can’t predict everything in life. So many things can pop up and put you under financial stress for the month. That’s why a $700 loan with no credit check is a lifesaver.
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Almost everyone at one time or another will need to take a break, step back and look at their financial situation. These kinds of problems happen to all of us. So what is there to do when you need money quickly?
read morePIIN on Building a Financial Safety Net
Due to the reduced number of meetings and events we can currently attend, the PIIN team supports the local community remotely for now. We are asking each of you to be financially responsible. We are going through unprecedented challenges, and we must be strong individually to be strong as a nation.
read moreThe Cost of Workplace Discrimination
For the past year, issues related to workplace discrimination cost over $400 million. The total cost is much higher, though. The money needed to replace an employee is in the range of billions.
read moreEqual Pay Day: Fighting for Gender Wage Equality
On Wednesday, March 24, PIIN joined the march against the gender wage gap. We support equal pay for all workers and are against workplace discrimination. Sallary difference will be covered in amount up to $500 from our partner.
read morePIIN Releases Statement in Opposition to the Allegheny County Children’s Fund Ballot Initiative
PIIN is urging our membership to reject the Allegheny County Children’s Fund Initiative at the polls this November. Please read our full statement by clicking above.
read moreTransportation Equity
PIIN’s Transit Taskforce is working both nationally and locally to bring transit equity to this region. PIIN got a commitment from the County Council President to pass an ordinance that calls for malls in this area to be more transit friendly.
read morePIIN Moves from Marches to Measurables to Improve Public Safety in Pittsburgh
PIIN convened a public hearing with Police Chief Cameron McLay to discuss effecting measurable improvements in public safety in Pittsburgh. After the tragic deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, and many others, PIIN knew our work needed to move a step further from marches in our community to measurable improvements.
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