SOUDERTON, PA– – Univest Corporation of Pennsylvania and its insurance subsidiary, Univest Insurance, Inc., today announced the acquisition of Javers Group, a full-service employee benefits agency that …
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Univest Corporation Expands Insurance Subsidiary Through Acquisition of Employee Benefits Agency, Javers Group
Upon the Governor’s signing, Pennsylvania will become the first state in the nation to enact legislation protecting student athletes from Sudden Cardiac Arrest.
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Pennsylvania’s Governor Corbett Signing of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act Coincides with the Pennsylvania …
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There's Another Pennsylvania Ghost Town That's Been Burning For 97 Years
Pennsylvania welfare reform took a big step this year when the state Public Welfare Department instituted an asset test to determine if food stamp recipients indeed qualified for the program, according to the Associated Press.
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Pennsylvania Uncovers More Than 600 Cases of Welfare Fraud
Pennsylvania could save tens of millions of dollars a year by reserving state prison beds for criminals convicted of the most serious crimes and serving longer terms and by diverting more low-level offenders …
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Report: Prison system changes could save Pa. money
SOUDERTON, PA– – Univest Corporation of Pennsylvania , a full service financial institution with more than 135 years of experience in delivering financial solutions including personal and business banking, …
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Pennsylvania Man Appeals Court's Decision That He Must Pay Mom's $93K Bill
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Pennsylvania Man Appeals to Court to Avoid Paying Mom's $93,000 Nursing Home Bill
Pennsylvania's approach to a looming spike in pension obligations for state and public school employees should include a discussion of reducing the cost of current workers' future benefits, even if it …
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Future pension benefits of Pa. public workers eyed