Minnesota Statutes § 181.74 - FAILURE OF EMPLOYER TO PAY BENEFITS OR WAGE SUPPLEMENTS, PENALTY
An employer who is required to provide benefits or wage supplements and does not pay them within 30 days after they are due commits a gross misdemeanor.
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