Legal Question in Employment Law in Wisconsin

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Is it a law in Wisconsin that when someone has a court date due to their own fault that their absence be excused or is up to the company?

Asked on 10/22/03, 10:57 am

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Mark Mahoney Cassiani Law Office, Wise Shepherd Law Office

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Re: Court

Hello,

It depends on the proceeding, the reason, notice given, etc. More facts are needed to give you some thoughts. Sorry, Mark J. Mahoney

Answered on 10/24/03, 9:04 am

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