A National Labor Relations Board official approved a representation election for a stand-alone group of employees working at a Colorado nonprofit on Wednesday, but found that the workers don't have enough in c... (more story)

Workers represented by the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation urged the Fifth Circuit to vacate a National Labor Relations Board decision finding Kroger unlawfully ceased deducting dues from worke... (more story)

A Michigan metal heat-treating company violated federal law by maintaining overly broad work rules, failing to inform a United Auto Workers local of its plans to close its facility and shutting down the facili... (more story)

A Utah medical marijuana dispensary challenging National Labor Relations Board proceedings against it over the firing of four union supporters is pushing back against both the NLRB and the intervening United F... (more story)

City leaders in Tacoma, Washington, have a duty to put a so-called Workers' Bill of Rights initiative to voters, a state appellate panel said Tuesday, holding in a published opinion that the city council faile... (more story)

A physician assistant at a Ford assembly plant in Missouri can vote on whether to join an existing bargaining unit of nurses represented by the United Auto Workers, a regional director for the National Labor R... (more story)

A New Jersey federal judge rejected a painting company's challenge to a magistrate judge's ruling that denied its bid for a union pension fund to cover roughly $350,000 in legal fees, finding that the magistra... (more story)

A New Jersey appellate court on Wednesday questioned the New York Jets' bid to limit a federal arbitration exemption to sexual harassment victims and reporters, probing whether the law might also protect an em... (more story)

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority was hit with a sex discrimination and retaliation lawsuit by a former employee who claims the agency reprimanded her for pointing out that she was paid less than her ma... (more story)

The Eighth Circuit refused Wednesday to reinstate an age bias suit from an ex-fire department worker who said unfair criticism and a demotion left him no choice but to resign, ruling the conditions he complain... (more story)

A Michigan federal jury was told on Wednesday that deciding a Black televangelist's race discrimination claim against the white owner of a religious network will require deciding if the owner's sharing of a me... (more story)

A worker found herself working as a clerk behind a curtain after alleging that a Georgia city official with a penchant for subjecting female colleagues to inappropriate comments had harassed her, she said in a... (more story)

North Carolina's corrections system has beaten a lawsuit in which a previously fired state prison officer alleged that an offer to work at another state prison was withdrawn because he is HIV positive, with a ... (more story)

A former director at a Colorado childcare center pushed back on her ex-employer's bid to dismiss her pregnancy discrimination suit, saying the company's termination notice cited her medical appointments and ap... (more story)

A proposed wage-and-hour class action targeting U.S. Bank NA will remain in federal court, a Seattle judge ruled Tuesday, finding that the bank sufficiently showed that the dispute is worth more than $5 millio... (more story)

Washington's highest court agreed Tuesday to take up whether an appellate panel rightly revived two workers' proposed wage-and-hour class action against an eldercare provider despite the plaintiffs' membership... (more story)

Three former Buffalo Exchange workers urged the Second Circuit to revive their claims for liquidated damages over allegedly late paychecks, arguing a 2025 New York law curtailing the remedy was improperly push... (more story)

An ex-Fifth Third Bank customer service representative has hit her former employer with a proposed class action accusing it of violating the Fair Labor Standards Act by refusing to pay her and other employees ... (more story)

A Colorado state representative fired a senior legislative aide after he objected to doing campaign work on taxpayer-funded time and complained that she failed to fairly pay him for hundreds of hours of campai... (more story)

A Georgia appeals court wrestled Wednesday with whether nurses who traveled to Florida for jobs at state-run COVID-19 testing sites were owed pay just for showing up in the Sunshine State — or if being assigne... (more story)

A Georgia attorney has asked a Georgia federal judge to vacate a nearly $100,000 arbitration award in favor of her former firm in a retaliation and harassment suit, arguing the arbitrator exceeded his powers i... (more story)