The censure is a disciplinary measure utilized by boards and legislative bodies alike in order to publicly reprimand a member while not taking away any of her or his granted legislative authority. It has been utilized by different forms of …
As we’ve discussed before, whistleblower acts exist to protect employees who report suspected illegal behavior from retaliation by their employers – we want crimes being committed by organizations to be reported. But what happens when the crime being reported isn’t …
Despite efforts by employers to create inclusive environments for employees of all backgrounds, discrimination can still occur in the modern workplace. Whether it be from a narrow-minded supervisor, unfair policy application, or disparities in pay, discrimination is still happening. A …
In the months leading up to the ill-fated vaccine-or-test mandate from OSHA, in effort to keep their employees and customers safer, many employers jumped on the opportunity to impose a mandate on employees to either test or get vaccinated. OSHA …
Non-Compete provisions have their utility: if an employer desires to keep its key employees from leaving at some point and stealing all of the clients they met as a result of their work with their original employer, a reasonable non-compete …
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Minnesota is on its way to becoming the 14th state in the United States to enact legal protection for the “culturally-appropriate” hair. As part of a nationwide effort for employers, landlords, and educational systems to be more inclusive of individuals’ …
For those businesses out there employing workers, you’ve likely had the complicating factor of employee accommodation come up at some point. If you’re experienced in the accommodation process, you recognize it as a vital, but sometimes frustrating exercise. If you …
For those unaware, the state of Minnesota is awash with money, and legislators are jockeying for the best way to spend the current surplus. With that, two massive bills have been introduced at the committee level, totaling over $2 billion. …
An arbitrator is the final judge of both law and fact. This is a statement made in hundreds of decisions regarding the decisions made by arbitrators during hearings. Under that premise, it is incredibly difficult for parties to contest the …
