Published April 20, 2012, 08:37 AM
-- Fired Minnesota Senate staffer Michael Brodkorb has denied violating policies or committing misconduct as he seeks to reverse a decision costing him unemployment benefits.
Brodkorb denies misconduct in trying to get unemployment benefits
Minnesota News-- Fired Minnesota Senate staffer Michael Brodkorb has denied violating policies or committing misconduct as he seeks to reverse a decision costing him unemployment benefits.
ST. PAUL -- Fired Minnesota Senate staffer Michael Brodkorb has denied violating policies or committing misconduct as he seeks to reverse a decision costing him unemployment benefits.
Brodkorb's position was disclosed Thursday during an appeal hearing with an administrative judge.
The hearing didn't delve into the relationship he admitted having with former Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch (R-Buffalo), which cost Brodkorb his job as communications chief for the GOP caucus and Koch her leadership post. No immediate decisions were made.
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