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Minnesota Legal Reference Library
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Library Home
Legal Topics & Problems
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Employee Benefits Law
Employment and Labor Forms & Documents
Employment Contracts and Employee Handbooks
Employment Litigation
Independent Contractors
Labor Law
Occupational Safety and Health Law
Public Employment Law
Unemployment Law
Wage and Hour Law, Compensation and Salaries
Whistleblowers
Workers' Compensation Law
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An Employer's Guide to Employment Law Issues in Minnesota
(Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development)
10th edition, February 2009. "Designed to alert Minnesota employers to issues that commonly arise in the employment relationship." 144 pages.
Resource Guide for Answers to Employment-Related Questions
(Minnesota Workforce Center)
This guide matches state and federal regulatory topics with the responsible agencies."
Why and How to Conduct a Human Resources Audit in Minnesota
(Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development)
"A human resources audit is a review of an employer's formal and
informal systems and procedures to determine whether they meet
current and projected practical needs, and whether they provide
sufficient protection from legal liability. The audit includes
review of the employer's documents, policies, procedures and
daily practices." 63 pages.
Employee Monitoring: Is There Privacy in the Workpace?
(Privacy Rights Clearinghouse)
"New technologies make it possible for employers to monitor many aspects of their employees' jobs, especially on telephones, computer terminals, through electronic and voice mail, and when employees are using the Internet. Such monitoring is virtually unregulated."
National Workrights Institute
Provides news links and more enduring briefings on the following issues: alternative dispute resolution of workplace issues, drug testing, electronic monitoring of employees, genetic discrimination, lifestyle discrimination, employee medical privacy, right to organize, whistleblowers, and wrongful discharge. and position statements on various other workplace issues: criminal records and zero tolerance policies, reference checks, honesty tests, psychological tests, and personality test legislation.
This advocacy organization was formed by former ACLU staff in 2000.
See also:
Civil Rights Law
Independent Federal Agencies and Commissions
Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry
National Labor Relations Board
Privacy Law
Pro Bono & Pro Se
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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