Wisconsin

Minimum Wage Notices

• Minimum Wage Poster
• Minimum Wage Poster – Workers With Disabilities
• Wisconsin Fact Sheet

Child Labor

• Hours & Times of Day Minors May Work

Harassment & Discrimination

• Protection Against Use of Honesty Testing Devices
• Fair Employment Law

Health Care

• Notification Required when Ceasing Health Care Benefit Plan

Family Medical Leave

• Wisconsin Family Medical Leave Act

Job Safety & Health Protection

• Public Employee Safety and Health
• Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace

Workers’ Compensation

• Workers’ Compensation Coverage Certificate

Unemployment Benefits

• Unemployment Insurance Benefits
• Closing/Mass Layoff Notification Law

State Reciprocity

State reciprocity refers to the tax agreement between two states which allows residents of one state working in another to request a tax exemption from their non resident state; with this exemption no taxes will be taken for the state you work in; instead you will need to request to have taxes held for your resident state to avoid penalties.

• NONRESIDENT EMPLOYEE’S WITHHOLDING RECIPROCITY DECLARATION– Complete to request a WI tax exemption if you work in WI but reside in any of the states below, remember to provide your resident state income tax withholding certificate to Human Resources and avoid penalties.
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Kentucky
  • Michigan

Related Wisconsin Government Web Sites

• Department of Workforce Development
• Civil Rights Bureau
• Labor Standards Bureau
• Workers Compensation
• Unemployment Insurance

Jury Duty

State law currently does not require employers to continue paying employees who are absent because of jury service; however every juror summoned is paid an amount set by the county board (not less than $16/day) for each day of attendance and reimbursed for travel. Some counties may pay jurors by the half-day. Please check with your specific county as to when payment is made.

• General State Juror Service Information
• Juror Service Employer Payment

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