Dog and pony shows are not the only corporate form of seeking new business. Corporate events may go beyond generic glad-handing to attract new business. A former executive of an international medical device and medical service organization brought forward evidence...
Month: August 2017
An argument for more doctors with disabilities
Milwaukee public broadcasting station WUWM recently aired what it calls "The Case For More Doctors With Disabilities." As our readers know, many people who suffer disability through injury or illness can find that they face discrimination in the workplace from...
Looking at FMLA rights through an employer’s eyes
Everyone who works for a living in Milwaukee understands that employees and employers are going to have diverging points of view on a number of topics. Company owners and workers often have different ideas of what's appropriate in matters such as pay, vacation time,...
Lesson learned: teacher prevails in racial discrimination lawsuit
It is about a three-hour, 200-mile drive from the southwestern corner of Wisconsin to the northeastern corner of Missouri. Our states aren't separated by great geographic or philosophical distances. Their state's Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination in employment...
Celebration muted on anniversary of federal age discrimination protection
When married couples reach their 50th anniversary, family and friends gather in celebration of the golden event. Few people are organizing parties to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the passing of the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act, however.Recognition...