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January 5, 2012, 3:30 pm
Pennsylvania Legislative Services: Open Position! PLS has an opening for a full time, high energy, experienced legislative information professional. Duties are diverse but mainly include data entry (live Session Coverage) and maintaining key information on our main product, the Capitol Toolbox. Applicant should be comfortable working within a team atmosphere and have a strong ability to prioritize and multitask, be detailed and work independently. Prior experience in state government (3 years plus) is a must! Work hours vary. We offer a competitive company paid benefits package. Please reply to: PLS, Attention: Personnel, 240 N. Third St, 11th Floor, Harrisburg, PA 17101 or by email: personnel@mypls.com.
November 9, 2011, 10:40 am
October 14, 2011, 11:05 am
Please be advised that on Saturday, October 15, the Capitol Toolbox and Commonwealth Clips will not be available from approximately 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. We will be performing routine system maintenance during this time period.
October 11, 2011, 3:21 pm
Head over to the newly-opened PLS Online Store and browse from a growing selection of our products and services available for electronic purchase. Currently we are offering items such as print and PDF versions of our 2011-12 Legislative Directory, and access to our mobile directory myGov2Go. As always you can learn about all the services we offer by visiting mypls.com and browsing the list of products on the main page.
July 22, 2011, 3:53 pm
As part of a new series of interviews with department heads, PLS recently sat down with Secretary of Aging Brian Duke, who spoke on a range of topics including the department’s 2011-12 budget and ongoing work to rebalance care for the elderly. Check out a brief excerpt below, and PLS subscribers can head over to the Capitol Toolbox to read the entire interview.
How do you think this year’s budget will affect the department?
I think that the Department of Aging for the most part, their budget will kind of be flat-funded and I don’t foresee any significant changes. I wonder yet, and we’re still reviewing the budget to see what its impact will be on some of the new initiatives we want to initiate out of the Department of Aging to really revitalize those services that were identified in the Older Americans Act and moving forward. I think there will be an impact in the budget on home and community-based services. I think these are hard decisions that have to be made in terms of the services we offer. We’re still working as of yesterday afternoon on trying to what the definitive numbers will be and how we
Continue reading PLS talks with Aging Secretary Brian Duke
July 14, 2011, 4:00 pm
Pennsylvania Legislative Services (PLS), a legislative and media tracking and reporting company based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is currently looking to hire a motivated individual for PLS’ Sales and Training department. Responsibilities include: researching and reaching out to potential clients, creating promotional materials, conducting client training seminars and aiding in the development of ongoing sales and marketing strategies. This is a full time, permanent position where Pennsylvania government relations experience is a essential. A basic understanding of PLS is encouraged while good organizational skills are a must. Compensation and benefits package is commensurate with experience.
Please send resume to Deborah@mypls.com or mail to PLS, 240 North Third Street, 11th Floor, Harrisburg, PA 17101.
January 4, 2011, 10:15 am
Session Recap: You don’t know where you’re going unless you know where you’ve been
PLS is proud to present Session Recap. The Session Recap is a complete statistical breakdown of the 2009 legislative session, designed to provide a complete picture of the legislative trends that have transpired over the past four years.
Session Recap provides not only aggregate data on bill introductions but also on legislative subject matter, committee workload and legislative involvement, total number of bills introduced, total number of bills signed into law and total number of bills vetoed by Governor Rendell. These and many additional breakdowns are further separated by chamber and by caucus. As with everything PLS produces, the raw data is being presented without bias for you to draw your own conclusions.
The data used to develop Session Recap resides within the PLS Capitol Toolbox. Specifically, data was compiled through the Advanced Search/Advanced Report feature and Member pages. If you would like additional data sets please contact PLS or feel free to tap into these resources by launching your own analysis. To learn more about conducting legislative research, please contact training@mypls.com or visit the PLS Capitol Classroom.
2011 Freshman Focus: A host of new
Continue reading Session Recap & Freshman Focus Now Available!
September 16, 2010, 4:34 pm
You may not realize it, but biographical information on all of the candidates in the upcoming election is just a few clicks away. Log into the Capitol Toolbox and go to “candidate info” on the Other tab. This will take you to a screen where you can search for information on a specific candidate or choose from several fields to compile a custom search of all House candidates, all Democratic candidates, all Republican Senate candidates, etc. Choose the “comma delimited data” report style and all the results will be formatted for you to import into Excel and create mailing lists.
PLS has gathered all the information so you don’t have to!
May 19, 2010, 2:26 pm
Pennsylvania Legislative Services (PLS) has an opening for a marketing and business intern for summer 2010. The ideal candidate is a business, marketing or management major or recent graduate, with an interest in constructing innovative, compelling ways to reach new clients and looking to gain experience at one of the midstate’s premier small businesses.
Among various duties, a marketing and business intern will help the PLS Marketing and Sales group create new strategies for outreach to potential clients. The intern would also help construct updated marketing lists, emails, letters and other promotional material to use for future outreach. Interested candidates should email a resume and cover letter attn: Deborah Hannon at internships@mypls.com, or fax their materials to 717-236-5097.
May 18, 2010, 12:25 pm
Check in this evening at around 7pm and stay with us through the evening for live updates and ongoing coverage of the Primaries!
Live-blogging primary night
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