
Bente Birkeland
Public Affairs Reporter at Colorado Public Radio
Co-Host at Purplish
Public Affairs Reporter at Colorado Public Radio @CPRNews. Co-host of the politics podcast Purplish. [email protected] #copolitics #coleg #cogov @nprpolitics
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3 days ago |
nnn.no | Bente Birkeland
Skal dekke lønnsbortfallet under ferien Ordningen med feriepenger kan oppleves som komplisert, ikke bare blant arbeidstakere, men også for en del ansatte som jobber med lønn. Her er noen punkter alle bør vite om feriepenger:Arbeidstakere får ikke lønn i ferien, fordi man ikke jobber. Arbeidstaker får isteden feriepenger, som skal dekke lønnsbortfallet under ferien. Alle arbeidsgivere må betale ut feriepenger. Dette er lovregulert, og er arbeidsgivers ansvar.
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3 days ago |
rmpbs.org | Alex Murphy |Lucas Brady Woods |Bente Birkeland
BOULDER, Colo. — Hundreds of people gathered outside the Boulder County Courthouse on Wednesday morning in response to a recent attack during a peaceful protest. "The whole Jewish community is reeling, shocked that this hideous hate crime could happen right here in downtown, beautiful Boulder, Colorado," said Rabbi Marc Soloway, who spoke at the event. "And yet, we have seen this coming."Colorado Gov.
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3 days ago |
rmpbs.org | Lucas Brady Woods |Bente Birkeland |Andrea Kramar
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at kunc.org. DENVER — Gov. Jared Polis signed a law Tuesday launching new efforts to cut down the state’s delays in testing sexual assault evidence kits, including by increasing oversight over the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
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1 week ago |
ksut.org | Bente Birkeland
The spring of 2020 was an extraordinary time for Colorado’s legislature. The pandemic forced lawmakers to break for two months as they worked out safety procedures, and when they finally returned to the state capitol at the end of May, it was with the goal of fulfilling their constitutional duty to balance the budget and also respond to the pandemic. But the day before lawmakers reconvened, George Floyd was killed by police officers in Minneapolis.
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1 week ago |
ksjd.org | Bente Birkeland
The spring of 2020 was an extraordinary time for Colorado’s legislature. The pandemic forced lawmakers to break for two months as they worked out safety procedures, and when they finally returned to the state capitol at the end of May, it was with the goal of fulfilling their constitutional duty to balance the budget and also respond to the pandemic. But the day before lawmakers reconvened, George Floyd was killed by police officers in Minneapolis.
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