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Debating the Earned Sick and Safe Time Law / Northland Senators Share Their Priorities and Successes
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May 11, 202528:51Now PlayingMinnesota's Earned Sick and Safe Time Law was initially passed in 2023. Now, with feedback from constituents across the state, including labor union members and small business owners, modifications to the law are up for debate on the Senate Floor. In this episode of Senate Spotlight, hear highlights from the discussion around Senate File 2300, and find out how a majority of the Senators voted.
Plus, host Veronica Marshall is joined by two senators who know why Greater Minnesota is so great. Senator Grant Hauschild, DFL-Hermantown, reflects on his work this session, including his efforts to extend unemployment benefits for Iron Range miners. Senator Steve Green, R-Fosston, explains why he thinks Minnesota needs to return power to local governments while still holding state departments accountable.
And a new senator is sworn in! Senator Keri Heintzeman, who now represents the Senate's sixth district, hits the ground running. She shares what her first day in the Senate was like, and what she wants to accomplish moving forward.
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