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Home / Business Law / EMPLOYMENT LAW FOR BUSINESS PROTECTION

EMPLOYMENT LAW FOR BUSINESS PROTECTION

Stephanie Thompson, Estate Planning Attorney of Krueger Hernandez & Thompson SC · Apr 16, 2014 ·

Employment law for business protection and to ensure your business is not exposed to a legal action is an issue to look into.  Businesses in Wisconsin can protect themselves from damages resulting from disgruntled employees and how hiring an experienced lawyer can help. Employment at will contracts between employers and employees are proving to be less effective in limiting employment law grievances, and are essentially becoming less and less effective as a defense. With the large number of protected classes by state and federal laws, it is essential to ensure your business is protected from fair employment violations. There are many steps to take to protect your business; the first, is to hire an experience employment law attorney. Working hand in hand with an attorney to establish effective and thorough employee handbooks, discipline procedures, and hiring and firing policies will help protect your business from accusations of discrimination or wrongful termination. It is also very important to create a system that documents each employee’s incident record and performance appraisals in a way that can be used to show the quality of an employee.

It is very important for a business to have an experienced employment law attorney defending them against all Wisconsin Fair Employment Law complaints. Businesses are liable to pay back pay, lost wages, reinstatement fees, as well as punitive and compensatory damages in cases involving Wisconsin Fair Employment Law. By hiring a skilled lawyer who is involved early and often in all employment policies, your business will be protected from large, damaging settlements. This will also give your business an alternate legal perspective on the potential risks associated with hiring/firing, employee guidelines, and other employment issues.  If you have any questions regarding your business and employment law issues, comment below or contact us today by going to KH-LAW.net.

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As the owner of Krueger Hernandez & Thompson SC, it is Stephanie’s mission to address each client’s goals for their estate plan. By identifying their wishes and concerns she can educate, guide, and counsel on the different tools and options that will effectively and efficiently accomplish those goals.
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