Arizona State University placed overly broad restrictions on union members' campus protests over the wages of university food service workers and used unreasonable force to arrest two union protestors during g... (more story)

This week, a New York federal judge will consider a shared workspace operator's request to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a former worker who claims she was forced out of her job after being diagnosed with a gen... (more story)

A National Labor Relations Board panel on Thursday denied a Michigan hospital's bid to review a regional official's decision certifying a union's election win, rejecting the hospital's argument that the offici... (more story)

A General Motors assembly plant worker who alleges the company repeatedly disciplined her for taking disability-related medical leave has urged a Tennessee federal court to reject GM's bid to dismiss her case,... (more story)

In the week ahead, attorneys should watch for a hearing on respective arbitration and dismissal bids in a dispute involving a United Auto Workers local and a Service Employees International Union local. Here's... (more story)

A New York City hospital violated federal labor law by imposing a branded-uniform policy without bargaining with its nurses' union, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled, saying the dress code change wa... (more story)

A United Food and Commercial Workers local has asked a Nevada federal court to force a cannabis dispensary operator to arbitrate grievances challenging the terminations of two workers, arguing that the operato... (more story)

A Black immigration judge has sued the U.S. Department of Justice for discrimination, alleging her firing was related to anti-DEI sentiments at the agency that overwhelmingly targeted older, nonwhite women.

A California state judge presiding over the California Civil Rights Department's lawsuit alleging Tesla fostered racism at its Fremont factory admonished both parties Friday for violating orders and being unpr... (more story)

The California Civil Rights Department said the city of Simi Valley will pay $230,000 to resolve allegations that a manager punished an employee for reporting sexual harassment and refused her request for a mo... (more story)

Private prison operator CoreCivic Inc. terminated an employee for cooperating with a local sheriff's investigation into drug smuggling at a Florida detention center, according to a suit filed Friday in federal court.

A Marathon Engineering environmental scientist has sued her former employer in New Jersey state court, alleging she was fired due to her gender, after an AI assistant that recorded her termination meeting sent... (more story)

Advocates for both employers and workers pressed the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to retain a long-standing data collection program at a public hearing, the day before the agency filed a new su... (more story)

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission urged a California judge to toss a transgender former agency director's suit claiming the EEOC's reduction of LGBTQ protections caused him so much distress he w... (more story)

Carpenters building Kalahari Resorts' $900 million resort in Virginia are accusing general contractor Hensel Phelps and its subcontractor of misclassifying workers as independent contractors and stiffing them ... (more story)

A Texas emergency services provider shorted paramedics and other nonexempt workers on overtime by improperly using a fluctuating-workweek pay method and excluding bonuses and stipends from their regular rates,... (more story)

The U.S. Department of Labor will pay $225,000 in attorney fees and costs to end a news organization's suit over access to federal contractors' workforce diversity reports, after the Ninth Circuit affirmed an ... (more story)

An advanced materials maker failed to pay workers for time spent putting on and removing required protective gear, walking to and from work areas and showering after their shifts, a former worker for the compa... (more story)

Katz Banks Kumin LLP has bolstered its ranks in the nation's capital by adding a former co-managing partner of Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight LLP's Washington, D.C., office, bringing on a lawyer whose experien... (more story)

Former John Deere workers urged an Illinois federal judge Thursday to preserve proposed class claims alleging the company manipulated performance ratings to reduce severance payouts, arguing its severance prog... (more story)

Two former Walgreens corporate employees sued the pharmacy chain in Illinois federal court, alleging the company fired them both on the same day while they were on approved family leave, targeting them because... (more story)