In recent months a number of incidents have surfaced where neighbors or passers-by have called police to report African Americans engaging in seemingly ordinary pursuits. Examples include calls to investigate a college student napping on ...
A Minnesota executive claimed that a compensation agreement guaranteeing his salary and bonus until a specific sales threshold was met was actually a binding employment agreement. He was wrong. The Agreement Daniel Ayala began working ...
Minnesota Orchestra principal trumpeter Manny Laureano made headlines recently when he walked off the stage during a performance by guest artist Rufus Wainwright, whom Laureano felt had gone too far with political comments on stage. ...
A divided Minnesota Supreme Court just ruled that a restaurant worker who was fired for refusing to share tips with his co-workers can sue for wrongful discharge even though the statute in question does not ...
With the total eclipse of the sun upon us, here are a few burning questions to consider: What if Employees Leave Without Permission? Undoubtedly you have already had some employees call in sick and a few ...
While some employees went fishing over the weekend or did chores around the house, a few apparently travelled to Charlottesville, VA to participate in the “Unite the Right” demonstration that attracted groups identified with White ...
“Hell hath no fury like a bureaucrat scorned.” Economist Milton Friedman. The Federal Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the former Chief Deputy Clerk of Saline County, AK, ...
In Barker v. County of Lyon, — N.W.2d —-, 2012 WL 1570133 (Minn. Ct. App. May 7, 2012), the Minnesota Court of Appeals recently held that it is unreasonable as a matter of law for ...
