In the week ahead, attorneys should keep an eye out for a hearing on a proposed deal to end a military leave class action against Southwest Airlines Co. Here's a look at that case and other labor and employmen... (more story)

A Florida casino operator violated federal labor law by refusing to give a UNITE HERE local the video surveillance it requested after filing grievances on behalf of two housekeepers who were disciplined for th... (more story)

The U.S. Postal Service violated federal labor law by suspending a worker who posted TikTok videos about his pay getting reduced, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled, rejecting the USPS' argument that... (more story)

In the coming week, the Second Circuit will consider whether to revive a former New York correction officer's suit claiming he was suspended without pay and declared absent without leave in retaliation for his... (more story)

An Ohio chemical company can't force departing workers to sign away their right to speak out against it, share information about it or collect compensation from any legal action against it, a National Labor Re... (more story)

The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and its intellectual property rights distribution fund are seeking to escape a singer's lawsuit filed in California federal court cla... (more story)

A Michigan federal judge shut down a former auto manufacturing employee's lawsuit alleging that the United Auto Workers didn't properly represent him when Ford fired him because he's Black and disabled, ruling... (more story)

A Michigan appellate panel affirmed the dismissal of a former Saginaw Township girls basketball coach's race discrimination suit, ruling that he failed to show a school district's investigation into alleged im... (more story)

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced Friday it has filed a federal court action against a provider of candidate screening services to pry loose records for a discrimination investigation ... (more story)

A restaurant operator has agreed to pay $270,000 to resolve a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit claiming it failed to prevent employees and customers from making crude comments and groping f... (more story)

Major League Baseball has wrapped up a former umpire's suit claiming he was sexually harassed by a female colleague with sexually suggestive and homophobic comments, according to a New York federal court filing. 

The lead federal prosecutor on the Trump administration's appeal to reinstate executive orders targeting four law firms is stepping down from his government role at the end of May, he publicly announced this week.

The Fourth Circuit upheld the dismissal of a home health salesperson's suit claiming he was fired out of retaliation for complaining about sexual comments made at a company picnic, ruling the lower court used ... (more story)

The attorney for a former pharmacist suing Walgreens for discrimination has escaped a sanctions bid after a Georgia federal judge found the chain gave the lawyer too little time to respond to a motion to dismiss claims.

New York commuter van drivers have urged a federal court to preserve a $236,000 jury verdict finding they were employees of a black car company and entitled to unpaid minimum wage and overtime, arguing the com... (more story)

A group of Arizona fire department employees failed to plausibly allege that they worked more than 40 hours in any given workweek without proper overtime pay, a federal judge ruled, dismissing their proposed c... (more story)

The Eleventh Circuit on Friday scuttled an equal pay lawsuit from a former athletics official at Alabama State University, finding she failed to identify a male counterpart who performed similar work and yet was paid more.

A New Jersey federal judge closed the books on a years-long severance dispute between A360 Media LLC, Bauer Media Group USA LLC and a former executive, after entering a sealed opinion and order terminating the case.

A former Netflix Animation worker has accused the company and a staffing agency in a proposed class action and Private Attorneys General Act suit in California state court of denying legally compliant meal and... (more story)

Delivery drivers for a catering platform were misclassified as independent contractors and denied minimum wages and overtime pay, according to a proposed class action in California state court.

Former inmates at the Lackawanna County Prison who worked at a county recycling center for just $5 per day can get their long-running lawsuit certified as a class action, albeit only for inmates who had been i... (more story)