Though employees may hold a subordinate position in their workplace, there may come a time they feel as if they have to keep their superiors in check. Sometimes, that could involve bringing wrongdoing to the attention of the appropriate parties. Unfortunately, not...
Month: May 2021
4 employees receive compensation after wage violations
It is not always easy for workers in Michigan and elsewhere to fully understand what constitutes fair pay. They may think that their employer has their best interests in mind, and as a result, they accept the compensation they are given. However, there are far too...
5 examples of how employers could commit wage theft
When Michigan residents work for another person, their employer has a certain amount of control over that person. Workers typically must do what their employer wants in the scope of their work-related duties, and in exchange, the employees receive compensation. While...
Lawsuit against university highlights race discrimination
Being a person of color can mean facing injustices on an almost daily basis. Though laws are supposed to protect individuals from race discrimination, far too many people continue to be affected by illegal treatment every day. In many instances, employees can end up...
Important steps to consider when addressing sexual harassment
Harassing actions can leave a mark on someone that is not always physical. Many victims of sexual harassment in the workplace find themselves suffering mentally and emotionally because of the turmoil they face on a regular basis while at work. Though employers in...
Wrongful termination case results after older worker fired
Many Michigan residents hold the same job for decades. They may have been lucky enough to find their dream career and enjoyed going to work almost every day, or they may have become comfortable in their job and wanted to see it through until retirement. No matter the...
Unpaid overtime has increased since pandemic began
Working to earn a living wage is why most people in Michigan and elsewhere go to work. If individuals earn an hourly wage and are not otherwise exempt, they can typically expect to earn overtime wages if they work more than 40 hours a week. Unfortunately, some...
Employers have options for training to prevent sexual harassment
Employers and companies have a responsibility to ensure that their employees have a safe work environment. This can mean taking the time to implement policies and procedures that reduce the chances of sexual harassment and other mistreatment on the job. Because there...
EEOC employees claim discrimination at the agency
The reasons people choose the jobs that they go into can vary. Some Michigan residents may want to obtain employment with a company because it shares the same beliefs and goals as they do. Unfortunately, even if a person believes that their employer shares their...