An Arizona federal judge must nix a restaurant group's constitutional claims against the National Labor Relations Board, the agency argued, saying the company hasn't shown how removal protections for board mem... (more story)

UPS and a Teamsters local defeated a fired employee's race discrimination and Americans with Disabilities Act suit Thursday before the Eleventh Circuit, with the appellate court upholding a victory by the comp... (more story)

Defunct trucking company Yellow Corp. told a Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday that its last delivery was made the day before it laid off 22,000 union workers, making it a "liquidating fiduciary" that woul... (more story)

Paul Hastings LLP represents major companies like Nike and Google, and handled overlapping discrimination government investigations against video game company Activision Blizzard, ultimately notching settlemen... (more story)

A fired United Airlines technician asked a New York federal judge to compel arbitration of a grievance he filed in June over his termination, saying he has a right to have the grievance arbitrated under the Railway Labor Act.

A California appeals court refused to reinstate a challenge from several employer associations seeking to strike down new regulations governing how apprentices can spend their time working, saying the Californ... (more story)

Amazon's 2021 firing of a worker at a North Las Vegas fulfillment center did not violate the National Labor Relations Act, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled Wednesday, rejecting board prosecutors' a... (more story)

A Georgia federal magistrate judge has said a proposed class action by Mexican engineers who say they were duped into doing manual labor in the U.S. should largely proceed, finding they have sufficiently backe... (more story)

A former welder at Jeff Bezos' aerospace company Blue Origin Florida LLC filed a discrimination lawsuit Wednesday claiming her supervisors forced her to sew buttons on their shirts and would tell her she was a... (more story)

President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order upending the former Biden administration's consumer and national security safeguards on artificial intelligence, saying former AI policies must be i... (more story)

A coalition of Republican state attorneys general urged a Tennessee federal court not to shut down the group's legal challenge to U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidance on workplace harassment, ... (more story)

Producers of the musical film "The Deb" urged a Los Angeles judge on Thursday not to pause Rebel Wilson's embezzlement claims while the actress appeals another portion of the case, saying they need a resolutio... (more story)

A former payroll analyst for a technology company failed to support her claims that she was fired because she took one month of leave, a Washington federal judge ruled, tossing her Family and Medical Leave Act suit.

The Seventh Circuit won't reconsider an order upholding the dismissal of a Chinese professor's suit claiming she was passed over for roles at a Purdue University campus out of race and national origin bias, ha... (more story)

The New York Police Department pays officers months late for their time spent performing off-duty uniformed security work for participating businesses, according to a proposed class and collective action filed... (more story)

A suit alleging SeaWorld didn't properly pay workers and failed to provide meal and rest periods will not move back to California state court, a federal judge ruled, saying the worker behind the case made "inc... (more story)

Federal agencies will order employees to return to the office by Friday at 5 p.m. to end the "national embarrassment" that remote work policies have fueled, the Office of Personnel Management said, following P... (more story)

Walmart reached a deal to resolve a former worker's lawsuit accusing the company of misclassifying its app-based delivery drivers as independent contractors and failing to provide them the guaranteed wages, br... (more story)

A California state judge refused to ax the majority of a proposed class action accusing Apple of systematically underpaying women employees, ruling that, at this stage, the workers have adequately alleged viol... (more story)

The Justice Department is accusing poultry giant Wayne-Sanderson Farms of shirking its obligations under a settlement resolving wage-suppression allegations, asking a Maryland federal court to put a freeze on ... (more story)

A professional maintenance company that provided services at New York's Rikers Island jail agreed to shell out about $1 million for underpaying immigrant workers and pressuring them to pay kickbacks to keep th... (more story)