Perhaps you have been working at a dead-end job for the past few years. You spend your days in a hostile environment, you deserve a raise that never comes, and you have been passed over for promotion. You are considering filing a claim against your employer based on...
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3 subtle ways your boss might be retaliating
There are many ways your boss may fire back if you complain or act as a whistleblower. If you were being disruptive, these types of sanctions may simply be bad leadership. However, if you were exercising your state or federal rights as an employee, these types of...
Severance agreement requirements for over-40 employees
An employment agreement for a senior manager or top executive often includes severance terms. Each severance agreement is unique, and those for employees aged 40 and up have additional requirements you must not ignore, according to the EEOC. The severance agreement...
Employment law: Disabled workers underpaid for Oscars work
Movie fans in Wisconsin might be fascinated with the behind-the-scenes process of awards shows like the Oscars, but some workers say that it is not as glamorous as it might seem. A nonprofit is suing a company that employed workers with disabilities to assemble the...
Teacher pursues lawsuit for employment law violation
Wisconsin teachers generally go into the profession because of a passion for children and teaching. Few would expect to be penalized for having a child of their own, but one out-of-state teacher claims this is exactly what happened to her. In a wrongful termination...
Subway franchise owner fined for employment law violation
In certain industries, teenage employees comprise a large and valuable portion of the workforce. This often includes jobs in retail or fast food, where teens can work after school or on the weekends to earn some extra cash and learn important on-the-job skills. Sadly,...
Crafting a noncompete agreement enforceable under employment law
Business owners spend months and years developing and growing their businesses, and they want to make sure that their interests are protected. Employee contracts are a good solution to these concerns as they generally provide important protections for both employers...
Employment law: Google, Facebook unfriend mandatory arbitration
Employment disputes can be time-consuming and costly, something that many Wisconsin companies want to avoid. Because of this, forced arbitration has long been a part of how businesses deal with employment law issues. Now, some tech giants are leading the way in...
Does a poor reference show retaliation by your former boss?
You filed a religious discrimination claim against your supervisor, then you left that company and began a new job search. Two companies seemed close to hiring you, but both opportunities fell through because of the poor reference your former supervisor provided. Is...
Workplace privacy under employment law
Wisconsin residents have a reasonable right to privacy in their personal lives, which is established by and respected under the law. At work, however, there are far fewer privacy protections. Still, less protection does not mean none, so it is still possible for an...

