Journalist
(Pennsylvania)
Philadelphia Inquirer reporter covering the workplace.
Links: @JaneVonBergen | (Current as of: November 21, 2016)
Philadelphia Inquirer
April 17, 2017
What has Salvato in a tizzy is the near-collapse of Pennsylvania’s unemployment compensation system. In mid-December, the state closed three service centers and furloughed 521 workers, or a third of the people who deal with unemployment compensation.
Feature
Philadelphia Inquirer
November 20, 2016
When it comes to how poor people are treated at work, Sharon Dietrich gets mad.
Interview
Philadelphia Inquirer
November 19, 2016
Effective November 14, people with certain misdemeanor convictions can ask the court to seal their records.
Philadelphia Inquirer reporter covering the workplace.
Links: @JaneVonBergen | (Current as of: November 21, 2016)
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News StoryLives on hold, literally, laid-off in Pennsylvania can’t get jobless benefits
Jane Von BergenPhiladelphia Inquirer
April 17, 2017
What has Salvato in a tizzy is the near-collapse of Pennsylvania’s unemployment compensation system. In mid-December, the state closed three service centers and furloughed 521 workers, or a third of the people who deal with unemployment compensation.
Feature
Legal advocate helps workers under shadow of criminal records
Jane Von BergenPhiladelphia Inquirer
November 20, 2016
When it comes to how poor people are treated at work, Sharon Dietrich gets mad.
Interview
If you have a criminal record, read this
Jane Von BergenPhiladelphia Inquirer
November 19, 2016
Effective November 14, people with certain misdemeanor convictions can ask the court to seal their records.
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