Living with a disability can present daily challenges. However, many of those in Minnesota with disabilities are able to persevere, not allowing their condition from preventing them from living a full and happy life. For many of these individuals, this includes holding down a job. However, it is an unfortunate fact that sometimes an individual with a disability will be discriminated against at work.
Take action against workplace disability discrimination
Watch out for off-label drug promotion
While it is true we would never be where we are today without modern medicine, it is also true that pharmaceutical companies are out to make money. Sometimes they do this by putting patient safety at risk.
Second age discrimination lawsuit filed against Minn. employer
Over the years, Minnesota residents often become better and more accomplished in their careers. Individuals gain experience and learn how to become more effective and efficient in their daily work.
Minnesota employee sues based on sexual harassment, retaliation
Employee rights to take off of work for the birth of a child
The first year of a child's life is a very formative time. Many milestones, from the first smile, to the first word, to the child's first step, are all moments that most parents do not want to miss. In addition, the child's health and growth during the first year of his or her life can set the stage for the child's future development. With all this in mind, working parents in Minnesota may wonder whether they can take time off of work to care for their newborn child.
Employment protections for Minnesota Muslims
Minnesota's workforce is becoming increasingly diverse, and that's a great thing. However, some employers haven't quite caught up to the changing times.
What protections do whistleblower laws give employees?
When other people do something wrong, Minnesota residents often feel the need to speak up or protect those who may be in need of help. These types of situations can occur anywhere, including not only in their personal lives but at their place of employment as well.
Whistleblower protection against retaliation in the workplace
While most employers in Minnesota treat their employers fairly, there are always exceptions. Some unethical employers engage in illegal workplace discrimination or harassment against employees. When this happens, some employees may report such behavior to the appropriate authorities. It takes a certain amount of bravery to do so, but some employees will speak out against their employer if they feel it will make their workplace a better place. Unfortunately, some of these employees who "blow the whistle" will find that their employer retaliates against them for doing so.
