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SB743
Introduced
Senate
In administration of act, further providing for State Unemployment Compensation Advisory Counsel.

PA · 2025-2026 Regular Session · Last action 30 Jun 2026

Official record
Progress
  1. Introduced
  2. In committee
  3. Passed Senate
  4. Passed House
  5. Governor's desk
Introduced In committee Passed Senate Passed House Governor's desk
Key takeaways
  • Amends the administration section of the state Unemployment Compensation Law concerning the State Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council.
  • Approved by the Senate Labor & Industry Committee in October 2025 and re-reported by the Senate Appropriations Committee in November 2025.
  • Laid on the table in the Pennsylvania Senate on June 30, 2026, pursuant to Senate Rule 9.

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Pennsylvania Bill Modifying State Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council

Senate Bill 743 amends Pennsylvania's Unemployment Compensation Law regarding the State Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council. Sponsored by Senators Cris Dush and Patrick Stefano, the bill was reported out of committee and considered by the Senate before being laid on the table in June 2026.

  • Amends the administration section of the state Unemployment Compensation Law concerning the State Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council.
  • Approved by the Senate Labor & Industry Committee in October 2025 and re-reported by the Senate Appropriations Committee in November 2025.
  • Laid on the table in the Pennsylvania Senate on June 30, 2026, pursuant to Senate Rule 9.
Labor
Government
Low impact

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Political leaning

Republican

from sponsors

Support

Limited

2 of 51 members, against a typical 9 for this chamber.

Committees
Labor & Industry 12 May
Appropriations 12 Nov
Sponsors (2)
Cris Dush
Patrick Stefano

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