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Unemployment Insurance Questions Answered March 25, 2020 | COVID | Employment | Events Nearly 70,000 claims for unemployment insurance were filed in Wisconsin for the week beginning March 16, 2020, with 21,000 filing on Monday March 23, and the
Think twice before using CCAP January 13, 2020 | Employment In Wisconsin, over the last decade or so, ‘CCAPing’ (pronounced ‘see-capping’) has become a verb. It’s how many of us check someone out, whether it be a friend, that
FOUND IT! The perfect image for my rad new website, A UNICORN CAT! Now, I’ll get a million clicks and my site will go viral. PUBLISH! Been there? Did you ever ask yourself, can I use that image? Without permission
Updated: May 2, 2019 An employee messed up. You need to fire him or her. Will he or she receive unemployment insurance (“UI” also sometimes referred to as unemployment compensation) benefits? Well, the UI division, and the courts, look at
What is Equal Pay Day? Equal Pay Day is the day each year where women have finally earned an equivalent in wages to what men earned in the previous year. That’s right ladies, we had to work an additional 92
If I terminate an employee after a 90 day probationary period, do I still have to pay Unemployment Insurance? Most likely, yes. But, not immediately. And, possibly not ever. Contrary to popular belief, a probationary status has no bearing on
Workplace Notice Requirements – Don’t be Fooled by Spam As an employer, you want what’s best for your employees. Part of caring for your employees is providing them with a safe and healthful workplace. SPAM! Naturally, then, it’s a
A common misconception is that all employers are required to provide leave to their employees. However, whether or not an employer is required to provide leave is largely dependent on the size of the employer. For the most part, employers
Hiring Through Facebook Ads – Part 2 Facebook is quite the platform, constantly adding more services including advertising. Facebook now offers businesses the opportunity to place an ad for a potential employee. We first introduced this topic in our blog
Snow Day: Do I Pay My Employees? It happens every year in Wisconsin. A snowstorm is brewing (or seemingly shows up out of nowhere), and you have a decision to make: Do I close the office? The industry you are
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