Since its introduction to Minnesota cities, mandatory sick and/or safe leave for businesses within those cities has apparently been a thorn in the side of those businesses that they are desperate to remove. The City of Minneapolis’s sick and safe …
Unlike federal law, the state of Minnesota does not rely on caselaw, but defines sexual harassment by statute: “Sexual harassment” includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, sexually motivated physical contact or other verbal or physical conduct or communication …
There aren’t a whole lot of great things going on in Minnesota at present, so we’re going to take a week off from the employment and labor advice and offer our sincere condolences to the family, friends and loved ones …
About a year ago, reports came out regarding the termination of five St. Paul police officers following an incident at a local bar. During the incident, the owner of the bar, a former St. Paul police officer, was observed by …
After over a month of stay-at-home orders and business closures, it’s a common thing for employers to get frustrated with a lack of production and shrinking profit margins. For public employers, it can be disappointing to see your well-thought out …
Judging by the updates on the BMS website, there has been very little activity in the realm of arbitration over the last two months. With employees working from home and limitations on group gatherings, the majority of the hearings scheduled …
Last Thursday, April 23, Governor Walz made the announcement that workers in non-critical sectors can begin to return to work, under tight restrictions. While the order does not get everyone back to work, it returns those who work in sectors …
During the Coronavirus health crisis, we, at the Wiley Law Office, have discussed everything from employer leave responsibilities to steps employers can take to protect employee health in the workplace. One thing we have not spent much time on is …
In continuing with our guidance during the COVID-19 outbreak, the Wiley Law Office wanted to fill you in on new guidance from the Center for Disease Control on safe practices for essential workers who have had exposure COVID-19. It’s important …
As quarantines and stay-at-home type orders continue across most of the United States, workers who are required to continue reporting to work are questioning the safety of their working environments. As employers and corporate citizens, safety should be the most …
