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House of Representatives
Session of 2015 - 2016 Regular Session

MEMORANDUM

Posted: March 16, 2016 10:39 AM
From: Representative Eli Evankovich and Rep. Michael H. Schlossberg
To: All House members
Subject: Resolution Recognizing April 13th, 2016 as "Industrial Resource Center Appreciation Day" in Pennsylvania
 
As co-chairs of the House Manufacturing Caucus, Rep. Schlossberg and I plan to introduce a resolution recognizing April 13th, 2016 as "Industrial Resource Appreciation Day" in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania is the 8th largest manufacturing state where the sector contributes $82 billion in economic impact each year, employs 570,000 workers and provides an average annual wage of over $57,000. Together, 14,000 manufacturing businesses pay $32 billion in payroll, infuse $959 million of wage taxes into the treasury and provide more than $445 million of sales tax revenue.

The Pennsylvania Industrial Resource Centers (IRCs) were created in 1988 to provide manufacturers with the technical resources needed to survive economic downturns, capitalize on market opportunities and support our nation’s supply chain.

Today, the IRCs provide extension services directly to manufacturers to foster technological modernization and improvement, focusing on the transfer of knowledge to stimulate learning and action. They also offer pragmatic improvements in strategy and operations, usually with commercially proven technologies.

There are currently 7 IRCs in Pennsylvania helping manufacturing companies to look to the future and take advantage of new and emerging trends. We hope that you will join us in recognizing their contribution.

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Introduced as HR815