The National Labor Relations Board will not hold a hearing in a dispute between two unions and a Wisconsin commercial construction contractor, finding that the case is a work preservation dispute that doesn't ... (more story)

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security violated a law enacted after Hurricane Katrina when it revoked the Federal Emergency Management Agency's ability to renew disaster-relief workers' contracts and ordered... (more story)

The AFL-CIO invoked the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to raise scrutiny of agencies' legal views in a defense of the National Labor Relations Board's Cemex ruling, saying the representation election guardrails... (more story)

A former Sikorsky Aircraft security officer wants a Connecticut federal judge to order the helicopter maker and its parent company Lockheed Martin Corp. to rehire him and pay damages, claiming he was fired for... (more story)

A Southern California port employer violated the National Labor Relations Act when it transferred union work from one subsidiary to another, the National Labor Relations Board ruled, upholding a board judge's ... (more story)

A New York federal judge has tossed the remaining claims in a lawsuit accusing the New York City Fire Department of denying promotions to two union-represented emergency medical service workers because of thei... (more story)

This week, a New York federal judge will consider a pastry shop's motion to dismiss a proposed class action accusing the company of not paying workers overtime wages under state and federal law.

Jackson Lewis PC has moved a former associate's suit accusing the firm of refusing to accommodate her temporary work restrictions following her medical leave to California federal court, saying state court was... (more story)

U.S. Bank has objected to a North Carolina federal magistrate judge's recommendation that would allow its former head of artificial intelligence to move forward with his race discrimination suit, arguing he wa... (more story)

The Ninth Circuit on Friday declined to disturb a $7.8 million verdict for six former San Francisco public rail employees who were let go after refusing the COVID-19 vaccine on faith-based grounds, finding tha... (more story)

The Fifth Circuit refused Friday to reopen a former police officer's lawsuit alleging she was demoted for complaining that men were given more leeway on medical leave, finding she couldn't overcome the city's ... (more story)

A California appellate court Thursday reversed a lower court ruling and threw out Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider's defamation suit against Warner Bros. Discovery and the makers of the "Quiet on Set" docuse... (more story)

The Eleventh Circuit reinstated a Georgia law negligent retention claim against a real estate and investment firm from a former worker who claimed a colleague racially harassed her, saying a lower court droppe... (more story)

In the week ahead, attorneys should watch for a hearing on a dismissal bid in a wage and hour suit that a tape librarian and assistant tape editor on "The Bachelor" is bringing against Warner Bros. Entertainme... (more story)

Amazon urged a Nevada federal judge to let the Ninth Circuit weigh in on whether workers must be paid for time spent undergoing preshift COVID-19 screenings, arguing courts are split over whether the screening... (more story)

A Georgia health system shorted workers on pay by rounding their time punches, excluding work performed before and after scheduled shifts from their total hours, according to a proposed class and collective ac... (more story)

A Virginia federal court ruled Friday that a security services company illegally classified its guards as independent contractors rather than employees, finding the company controlled nearly every aspect of ho... (more story)

Nearly two weeks after lawyers for the Los Angeles Clippers vowed to explore "every legal remedy" to challenge the NBA's sanctions against the franchise for violating salary cap rules, the team's owner has cha... (more story)

A former Twitter employee must arbitrate a suit seeking more than $500 million in severance the company promised after Elon Musk's takeover, a Delaware federal court ruled Friday, rejecting the worker's argume... (more story)

An engineering company urged a Pennsylvania federal judge to reject a bid to remove its lawyer from a wage case, arguing the worker is retaliating because the company tried to disqualify one of his attorneys f... (more story)

A Colorado federal court has refused to pause a wage lawsuit against a burger chain while the company pursues arbitration against most of the workers who sued it, finding no legal basis to halt proceedings aga... (more story)