A Ninth Circuit majority kept in place Friday a panel's recent ruling refusing to pause an injunction blocking U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from carrying out a "surge initiative" to question... (more story)

An Oklahoma federal judge on Monday ruled that the Teamsters' international union must face a former office worker's lawsuit seeking unpaid overtime and severance, saying she had presented enough evidence to s... (more story)

A healthcare workers union urged a New Jersey federal judge to grant the National Labor Relations Board's bid for an injunction forcing a rehab center to bargain, panning the employer's claim it didn't know tw... (more story)

An airport cleaning subcontractor did not agree to pay supplemental retirement contributions and cannot be held liable for payments predating its labor agreement, the company told a D.C. federal court in its b... (more story)

A split National Labor Relations Board panel has upheld a decision directing a union representation election at a Texas chemical plant, with a dissenting panel member saying the majority ignored evidence of th... (more story)

A Michigan federal judge improperly cleared a construction company of allegations that it discriminatorily fired a union-represented Black employee for punching a co-worker, the ex-worker told the Sixth Circui... (more story)

A truck dealership operator and two linked staffing companies violated federal labor law by bargaining in bad faith with a United Auto Workers local, withdrawing recognition from the union at an Illinois deale... (more story)

The Federal Communications Commission will once again stop collecting workforce diversity data from the broadcast industry.

A home hospice provider has agreed to pay $40,000 to resolve a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission suit claiming the business blocked a Black employee from better job assignments and more hours, accor... (more story)

A D.C. federal judge shut down a former National Transportation Safety Board member's lawsuit alleging he was unlawfully removed by President Donald Trump because he's Black, pointing to the U.S. Supreme Court... (more story)

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A former Wells Fargo director and an attorney who represented him in his $22 million Americans with Disabilities Act suit against the bank are making a second attempt to collect attorney fees, pushing a North ... (more story)

The U.S. Supreme Court will begin its November sitting by hearing oral arguments in a case challenging the constitutionality of Colorado's universal preschool program and a dispute asking the justices to settl... (more story)

A California appeals court refused to revive claims that a former employee of actor Sean Penn's nongovernmental organization was sexually harassed on the job by a firefighter, concluding an arbitrator did not ... (more story)

The Georgia Court of Appeals has revived an attorney's suit over compensation, finding that factual disputes should have prevented the trial court from granting summary judgment to Casino Law Group LLC.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled an employee can't sue an employer for liquidated damages stemming from unpaid wages if those wages were paid before the lawsuit was filed, even if the payday came late.

Former detainees of a Colorado immigration detention facility and private prison operator The GEO Group Inc. struck a deal Monday ahead of trial in a 12-year-old class action that alleged the U.S. Immigration ... (more story)

Flower delivery service 1-800-Flowers failed to pay its workers proper overtime wages and took unlawful kickbacks by requiring its workers to pay for their own gas, a former delivery driver has alleged in a cl... (more story)

A South Carolina federal judge tossed a proposed collective action accusing Boeing of failing to pay employees for time spent waiting for and riding mandatory shuttles to its aircraft plant, ruling that the tr... (more story)

A former hospital supervisor has accused a Philadelphia health system in Pennsylvania state court of shortchanging hourly workers on overtime by rounding their clock-in and clock-out times to the nearest 15 mi... (more story)

In the week ahead, attorneys should watch for California Supreme Court oral arguments on whether employees can bring claims under the state's Private Attorneys General Act on behalf of only other workers and n... (more story)