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Fair Pay on the Water: What the Wisconsin Back-Wages Case Means for River Outfitters
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2026-02-22
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What the 2025–26 Wisconsin wage ruling means for outfitters: stop unpaid hours, fix overtime, and modernize payroll to avoid costly back wages and damages.
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