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In February 2015, she was elected to the Hamburg Parliament for the political party Die Linke (The Left).Born in Hamburg, Hannemann trained as a forwarding merchant, network administrator and job placement counselor.[1][2] She studied journalism, is a member of the labor union Ver.di, and advocates an unconditional basic income.[3][4] She is active in local politics in Hamburg. Although she is not a member of the party Die Linke,[5] she was voted to the district assembly Hamburg Altona in May 2014.[6] During the Hamburg parliamentary elections, she ran for Die Linke on place 13 of the party list. With 7,570 direct votes, she won a seat in the 21st Hamburg parliament.[7] In Hamburg parliament she sits on the petitions committee. She is the spokesperson for labor market policy for the parliamentary group of Die Linke.[8] On 10 May 2017, Hannemann announced that she would resign from her seat in the Hamburg Parliament for health reasons, effective 31 July, and would withdraw from politics.[9]Hannemann is married and has a daughter.Controversy on the sanctions practice[edit]From 2005, Hannemann worked for the Job Center Hamburg-Altona.[10] According to media articles, she refused to issue sanctions in case of rule violations over several months.[11] Hannemann denies these accusations and claims to have only withdrawn sanctions in individual, justified cases.[12] Whether to issue a sanction or not lies within the discretion of the case worker.[12] Furthermore, Hannemann criticized how case workers at the Job Center deal with recipients of benefits of Hartz IV and applicable guidelines. For these reasons, she was suspended by the Job Center in 2013 and was banned from entering the premises.[13]Hannemann was offered a position in the district office of Eimsb\u00fcttel, which she declined.[14] Instead, she sought reinstatement as a job placement counselor at the Job Center. Her emergency appeal was rejected by the labor court on 30 July 2013.[15] The main proceedings were originally scheduled for 11 July 2014 but the court cancelled the day before because the city of Hamburg revoked her assignment to the Job Center in order to employ her in a different position.[16] Hannemann’s attempts to reverse the revocation of the secondment were unsuccessful.[17][18] In December 2014 Hannemann agreed to a settlement and has worked for the integration office since.[19]Over 16,000 people signed an online-petition demanding that her employer withdraw the disciplinary actions against Hannemann.[20]Hannemann was the first employee of a German Job Center to publicly criticize the labor market policy of Agenda 2010.[21] She claimed in her Altona-Blog and many presentations and interviews that “support and demand” (F\u00f6rdern und Fordern) \u2014 the proclaimed goal of the Hartz-concept \u2014 long since gave way to technocracy. Hartz IV fails to offer a perspective for unemployed people to reenter the labor market, but instead applies sanctions to deny their benefits. During the labor court trial, the Federal Labor Agency declared that the abuse described by Hannemann does not exist and that she was endangering thousands of Job Center employees.[22] Instead, they maintained, she simply chose the wrong job.[23] Hannemann objected and claimed to be able to prove her allegation with documents.[24][25]On 20 November 2013, Hannemann’s petition “Arbeitslosengeld II \u2013 Abschafffung der Sanktionen und Leistungseinschr\u00e4nkungen (SGB II und SGB XII)” (unemployment benefits II \u2013 abolishment of the sanctions and benefit restrictions) was published on the petition website of the German Federal Parliament. 50,000 signatures were necessary to reach the quorum. This goal was reached already on 16 December 2013.[26][27] On 17 March 2014 the petition was dealt with in a public session of the petition committee of the German Federal Parliament.[28][29]References[edit]^ “Hartz IV-Kritik: Die Emp\u00f6rung einer Sachbearbeiterin”. Deutschlandradio. 12 May 2013. Archived from the original on 6 June 2013. Retrieved 2 March 2014., Minute 01:00^ “Hartz IV-Kritik: Die Emp\u00f6rung einer Sachbearbeiterin”. Deutschlandradio. 12 May 2013. Archived from the original on 6 June 2013. Retrieved 30 June 2013., Minute 01:00^ YouTube.com: “Was h\u00e4lt Inge Hannemann von einem bedingungslosen Grundeinkommen (BGE)?”. YouTube. 15 May 2013. Retrieved 7 August 2013.^ Daniel Bakir: Hartz-IV-Rebellin Inge Hannemann “Hartz IV geh\u00f6rt abgeschafft”, Stern from 27 February 2014^ Linke holt prominente “Whistleblowerin” in die Bezirksversammlung. Archived 23 September 2015 at the Wayback Machine In: Elbe Wochenblatt.; retrieved, 27 May 2014.^ Bezirksversammlungswahl 2014 statistik-nord.de., retrieved, 27 May 2014.^ Endergebnis der B\u00fcrgerschaftswahl am 15. Februar 2015 hamburg.de.; retrieved, 7 M\u00e4rch 2015.^ Die Abgeordneten der Linksfraktion in der 21. Wahlperiode linksfraktion-hamburg.de.; retrieved, 25 M\u00e4rch 2015.^ “Hartz-IV-Rebellin” Hannemann legt Mandat nieder, Zeit Online, 10 May 2017^ Eine Frau k\u00e4mpft f\u00fcr das Ende von Hartz IV Archived 17 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine. Auf: stern.de am 11. Juni 2013.^ Felix Horstmann: Inge Hannemann will Hartz IV kippen. In: Hamburger Morgenpost. 7. Juni 2013.^ a b RTL: Punkt 6 from 14 June 2013.^ Inge Hannemann: Eine Frau k\u00e4mpft f\u00fcr das Ende von Hartz IV Archived 17 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine^ J\u00fcrgen Dahlkamp (2013), “Widerstand aus Zimmer 105”, Der Spiegel, 22 April 2013, no.\u00a017, pp.\u00a030\u201331^ J\u00fcrgen Dahlkamp:Widerstand aus Zimmer 105 in Spiegel Online from 22 April 2013, 15 Ga 3\/13. Arbeitsgericht Hamburg verhandelt \u00fcber einstweilige Verf\u00fcgung einer Angestellten beim Jobcenter Hamburg \u2013 Antrag abgewiesen. Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine Pressemitteilung. In: justiz.hamburg.de. Amtsgericht Hamburg, 30 Juli 2013; retrieved, 30 July 2013.^ Pressemitteilung des Arbeitsgerichts Hamburg Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine^ Pressemitteilung des Arbeitsgerichts HamburgArchived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine^ http:\/\/justiz.hamburg.de\/landesarbeitsgericht\/aktuelles\/4406846\/pressemeldung-2014-3\/ Archived 29 November 2014 at the Wayback Machine Urteil des Landesarbeitsgericht Hamburg, 7 SaGa 4\/14. 20 November 2014.^ Inge Hannemann: Vom Gerichtssaal in die Hamburger B\u00fcrgerschaft. shz.de, 24 Februar 2015; retrieved, 25 M\u00e4rch 2015.^ Klaus Schw\u00e4rzel: Sofortige R\u00fccknahme aller Sanktionen gegen die Arbeitsvermittlerin Inge Hannemann. Petition. In: openPetition. 22. April 2013.^ Gina Bucher: Die sture Sachbearbeiterin. In: taz.de.^ Inge Hannemann gef\u00e4hrdet tausende Mitarbeiter der Jobcenter (Presse Info 035) Archived 21 October 2013 at the Wayback Machine. Auf: arbeitsagentur.de am 14. Juni 2013.^ Stefan Kubon: Hartz IV \u2013 eine Gefahr f\u00fcr die Demokratie. Archived 1 August 2013 at the Wayback Machine Auf: publikative.org am 30. Juli 2013.^ Marian Kr\u00fcger: Petition f\u00fcr Inge Hannemann. Auf: neues-deutschland.de am 19. Juni 2013.^ Gegendarstellung \u2013 Pressemitteilung der Bundesagentur f\u00fcr Arbeit. In: altonabloggt.wordpress.com. 14. Juni 2013.^ Petition 46483. In: epetitionen.bundestag.de. Deutscher Bundestag, 23. Oktober 2013.^ Reinhard Schwarz: Hartz IV prallt ab. In: neues-deutschland.de. 3. Dezember 2013.^ Kein Verzicht auf Sanktion bei ALG II: http:\/\/www.bundestag.de\/presse\/hib\/2014_03\/2014_132\/01.html Archived 21 March 2014 at the Wayback Machine^ Petitionen zu Hartz\u00a0IV und K\u00fcnstlersozialkasse (Mediathek): http:\/\/dbtg.tv\/cvid\/3200880External links[edit]  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/inge-hannemann-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Inge Hannemann – Wikipedia"}}]}]