A worker represented by the National Right to Work Foundation did not prove that removal protections for National Labor Relations Board judges caused him harm, a D.C. federal judge ruled, dismissing the consti... (more story)

The first half of 2025 saw a shifting labor and employment law landscape that set the stage for a potentially transformative second half of the year. Will a restored quorum jump-start the EEOC? Could the Fair ... (more story)

A state court found that a Michigan sick leave law applies to workers and employers covered under collective bargaining agreements that don't mention earned sick time, rejecting an electrical construction indu... (more story)

The executive director of the NFL's labor union has resigned, saying his leadership has become a distraction after it came to light publicly that he is working as a part-time consultant for one of the private ... (more story)

A union's victory in a representation election at a Texas pizzeria was invalid because a supervisor had a key role in the union, the pizzeria argued Friday as it urged the National Labor Relations Board to rev... (more story)

In the coming week, a New York federal judge will hear arguments over how a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision limiting the use of universal injunctions might impact an order blocking the U.S. Department of La... (more story)

President Donald Trump announced Thursday a new "non-career, policy oriented" classification for federal workers called "Schedule G," a group of workers the White House said would help "faithfully implement th... (more story)

A former Georgia-based warehouse manager for a logistics company alleged in a new lawsuit Thursday that he was forced out of the company after reporting "outrageous" anti-Asian discrimination from a human resources manager.

President Donald Trump's pick to fill an empty seat on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission told a Senate committee she'll take up his mantle opposing diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, while... (more story)

Northwestern fired its gender center's director for raising concerns that the university was removing resources from the center's website for LGBTQ+ students soon after President Donald Trump's administration ... (more story)

A former workers' compensation judge suing New Jersey over her removal from that post says that the state committed "blatant harassment" by sending subpoenas to her former employers over wage information that ... (more story)

A private equity firm has agreed to settle and close a former executive's suit alleging she was passed over for promotions and paid less than younger men out of bias, and eventually fired for complaining about... (more story)

A former Major League Soccer marketing executive sued the league in New York federal court Friday, alleging he was fired in retaliation for repeatedly complaining of racial discrimination by his superiors.

A three-judge Ninth Circuit panel appeared divided Thursday on a lower court's ruling that halted enforcement of President Donald Trump's executive order axing labor contracts covering agencies that have "nati... (more story)

Ohio State University, the NCAA, The Big Ten Conference Inc. and a media rights licensing company have dodged an antitrust suit from former Buckeye star quarterback Terrelle Pryor alleging they monopolized pro... (more story)

A Georgia county school district withheld overtime pay from its school resource and campus security officers and pays them at "irregular intervals," the workers allege in a new suit in federal court.

A split Fourth Circuit panel will not scrap a $9 million judgment against a medical staffing company that the U.S. Department of Labor won in a suit alleging the company misclassified more than 1,000 nurses.

A group of nurses asked a Colorado federal court Thursday to certify the proposed class in their suit alleging a healthcare company didn't properly pay holiday overtime wages.

A former machine operator accusing a beet sugar processing company of skimping on his overtime wages and work-related reimbursement costs told a California federal court that the company should have to face his lawsuit. 

A Dunkin' franchise supervisor fired a Connecticut worker who asked when tips were distributed after accusing the employee of raising questions based on inaccurate artificial intelligence search results that d... (more story)

A partner with Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP told a Nevada federal court he should not be sanctioned for using a poor choice of words when communicating with the government about the availability of an e... (more story)