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9 Results for Articles published in October 2014 In The Blue Ink Blog.
EEOC Brings More Complaints
 | Dean R. Dietrich Attorney Wausau Office |
I have written over the past several months regarding the activism at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The beat goes on. Several recent complaints have been filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission seeking to protect employees fro…
If You Are A Federal Contractor/Sub-Contractor Your Workers Got a Boost In Pay: $10.10 New Minimum Wage for Workers on Federal Contracts
 | Sara J. Ackermann Chair of Employment, Benefits & Labor Relations Practice Group Attorney Wausau Office |
On February 12, 2014, President Obama signed Executive Order 13658, "Establishing a Minimum Wage for Contractors," to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 for all workers on Federal construction and service contracts. The President took this executive action…
Attorney Kevin J. Terry Elected to Wisconsin School Attorneys Association
October 13, 2014 - Ruder Ware is pleased to announce the appointment of Attorney Kevin J.T. Terry to the Board of Directors for the Wisconsin School Attorneys Association (WSAA) effective October 3, 2014. He will serve a four-year term. Kevin has conc…
Protect Your Assets: Medical Care & Long-Term Planning - Fall 2014 - Wausau, WI
Holiday Inn & Suites, Rothschild, WI Please contact Shannon Jacobson at: (715) 845-4336, or sjacobson@ruderware.com Medical Assistance & Long-Term Care Planning The Need for Planning Who Is Eligible for Medical Assistance Planning? Protection of…
2015 Qualified Plan Cost of Living Increases, 2015 Social Security Taxable Wage Base
 | Mary Ellen Schill Attorney Wausau Office |
The Internal Revenue Service has announced the cost-of-living adjustments for the various qualified retirement plan limits. Many of the limits shown below increased from last year. All of the above are plan year limits (i.e., for the plan year whi…
IRS Issues 2015 Limits for Qualified Plans
| Mary Ellen Schill Attorney Wausau Office |
Autumn brings two things, at least in Wisconsin. Lots of leaves on your lawn, and the IRS announcement of the contribution and benefit limits applicable to qualified retirement plans for next year. Lets ignore the leaves for now, but the IRS limits we c…
Supreme Court Refuses to Consider Appeal on Plan Design Issue
| Dean R. Dietrich Attorney Wausau Office |
The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently announced that it will be considering 13 new cases during its upcoming session. Absent from that announcement was a decision to consider the appeal by the City of Milwaukee Police Union which sought Supreme Court revi…
Protect Your Assets: Medical Care & Long-Term Planning - Fall 2014 - Eau Claire, WI
Florian Gardens, Eau Claire, WI Please register by calling 715.834.3425. Medical Assistance & Long-Term Care Planning The Need for Planning Who Is Eligible for Medical Assistance Planning? Protection of the House and Vacation Home Permitted Transf…
U.S. Supreme Court Reviews Notice Requirement
| Dean R. Dietrich Attorney Wausau Office |
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to review a decision on a case brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against national clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Stores, Inc. which focuses on the duty of an employee to request an ac…
