Month: March 2022

Whistleblowers and wrongful termination

On Behalf of Alan C. Olson & Associates | Mar 22, 2022 | Employment Law, Whistle-blower Claims

Whistleblowers and wrongful termination Employees of businesses in Wisconsin and around the country are entitled to file reports if they learn that illegal activities are occurring in their workplaces. If the employer fires them as a result, it may be considered...

The issues with understaffing

On Behalf of Alan C. Olson & Associates | Mar 3, 2022 | Employment Law, Whistle-blower Claims

A recent Gallop poll found that 40% of American workers believe they are short-staffed or under-staffed. Under-staffed means that the business does not have enough workers to operate smoothly, while short-staffed means that the business has fewer than normal workers...

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