Warn managers about personal liability
One way to get the attention of your managers and supervisors is to warn them that they may be personally liable for breaking some state or federal laws. For example, because the definition of “employer” in the FMLA and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is quite broad, some supervisors and managers have been held personally responsible. And the same is true for some job-related injuries. ...
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