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After surviving the recent snowstorm, where some areas of Minnesota reported 11 inches of snow, Minnesotans have once again acclimated to winter. Along with the snow, other signs of the holiday season are present, including shopping, holiday cookies, decorative...
A Minnesota food and service sales company, Supervalu Inc., is suing to keep a former executive from allegedly sharing confidential trade secrets with a competitor.The executive worked for Supervalu as its president of independent business, overseeing sales to about...
A federal whistleblower has come forward, claiming the Nuclear Regulatory Commission may have inappropriately ignored flood risks at nuclear plants located downstream from large dams.The man, who worked for the Department of Energy and the National Nuclear Security...
Minnesotans recently celebrated Veterans Day, commemorating the end of World War I at locations such as Fort Snelling, cemeteries and other ceremonial sites around the state.The recent holiday also serves as an important reminder of the various workplace protections...
To prove a claim for sexual harassment under the Minnesota Human Rights Act, a victim typically must produce evidence establishing that the alleged conduct was unwelcome, consisted of verbal or physical conduct or communication of a sexual nature, and was sufficiently...
The Minnesota Orchestra recently announced that it has cancelled all concerts through the end of the year. The move may indicate that negotiations between orchestra management and musicians are at an impasse.Orchestra management seeks to cut $5 million from labor...
Many people in Minneapolis-St. Paul would like to think that sexual harassment in the workplace is no longer a problem; that men and women are able to work comfortably with each other in the office. Unfortunately, sexual harassment continues to plague Minnesota...
The Minnesota teachers' union recently held its annual 2-day conference -- commonly known as the Minnesota Education Association, or MEA -- at the St. Paul RiverCentre.The event, hosted by Education Minnesota, drew about 8,000 educators and featured keynote speaker...
Income inequality based on gender may still be an issue in Minnesota's workplaces, based on information contained in the Census Bureau's 2012 American Community Survey. The survey compared the median incomes of employed women with their male counterparts. In...
Minnesota workers would likely refuse a request by an employer seeking the passwords to their Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or other social media accounts. However, what happens when an employee mingles business and personal matters in those accounts?The answer depends...