Last year, we discussed U.S. Supreme Court decisions regarding discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. In his first day as President of the United States, President Biden issued an executive order, stating that based on the …
Unlike social media platforms, police officers are actually instruments of the government. As such, they are prohibited from restraining speech, just like any other government entity. This can be a difficult thing to avoid, due to the sheer number of …
It has long been the position of public employer representatives in the State of Minnesota that there is no such thing as “bargaining unit work.” Through PELRA, employers are provided the discretion to assign the employees they feel most appropriate …
While we would have liked to share our annual holiday greeting last week, we felt that the EEOC’s guidance about vaccines was too important not to share before the new year. With that, from our firm to you, Happy Holidays! …
As the world anticipates the introduction of the COVID-19 vaccines, those in the employment and labor law world have eagerly awaited guidance from regulatory bodies regarding an employer’s obligations and abilities pertaining to those vaccines. On December 16, the EEOC …
It’s become a tradition at the end of every calendar year for us to wrap up the year in interest arbitration by giving a rundown of all the recent arbitration awards from the last half of the year. Usually, we …
Silicon Valley has not been immune to the worker organizing movements going on around the country. While companies remain profitable, workers are seeking to have more of a voice in the workplace, even at progressive tech companies. Two Google employees …
After a busy year for the Wiley Law Office, both Ben and Greg wrapped up the fall on a high note. While many grievances for the year were delayed due to Covid, eventually that matters needed to be taken to …
We, at the Wiley Law Office, understand that this year has been possibly the hardest year on families across the world in recent memory, and there is no telling what the rest of the year could bring. The pandemic has …
As we all had feared, the Coronavirus pandemic has only gotten worse in the U.S. as temperatures have gotten colder, resulting in another extended quarantine for Minnesotans. This time, the Governor has, through his 99th executive order of the year, …
