Two radiation therapists at a hospital in Newark, New Jersey, can't join the International Union of Operating Engineers local that represents the hospital's nurses and technicians, a National Labor Relations Board official...(read more)

President Donald Trump's administration urged a Washington federal court not to block federal officials from asking the state to set aside ballots cast by suspected noncitizens, arguing that a union and two voter advocacy ...(read more)

The top Democrat on the House Education and Workforce Committee urged the U.S. Department of Labor, the National Labor Relations Board and other federal agencies on Wednesday to preserve government records ahead of the nex...(read more)

More than five years after the union campaign at Starbucks hit the public eye, what was once a growing pile of National Labor Relations Board litigation involving the company is shrinking, though many cases remain unresolved.

A longtime National Labor Relations Board employee has been appointed regional director of the agency's regional office in Boston, the board announced.

A union representing flight crew members for SkyWest Airlines has asked a New York bankruptcy court for permission to intervene in the Chapter 11 case of budget airline owner Spirit Aviation Holdings so that it can submit ...(read more)

The Sixth Circuit on Wednesday refused to revive a former Ford employee's lawsuit claiming that the United Auto Workers failed to properly represent him after he was wrongfully terminated, ruling that the claims he lodged ...(read more)

The U.S. Department of Justice's new cash rewards program for tips on criminal fraud threatens to ramp up the pressure on companies to hurry internal investigations and quickly report suspected misconduct to the government...(read more)

Harmeet K. Dhillon, a U.S. Department of Justice official who instituted dramatic changes as leader of the Civil Rights Division, has stepped down from her role.

Two federal employees urged a D.C. federal court to block President Donald Trump's administration from eliminating coverage for gender-affirming care from their 2027 health benefits, arguing thousands of people will be har...(read more)

An attorney for a woman suing the investment firm that laid her off told a Georgia federal judge Wednesday that a defense lawyer's bid to sanction him for causing "reputational harm and professional embarrassment" by publi...(read more)

The Second Circuit declined Wednesday to revive a former EMT's suit claiming she was transferred to a billing department role for complaining that her male colleagues harassed her, ruling she failed to overcome the ambulan...(read more)

An ambitious IKEA middle manager lost her shot at a promotion and eventually lost her job entirely because of the toxic "boys' club" culture of the company's leadership team, she alleged in a new discrimination suit in Was...(read more)

The Fifth Circuit refused to reopen a former Texas municipal employee's lawsuit alleging she was fired over requested accommodations for her thyroid disease and mental health issue, finding her "vague and ambiguous" presui...(read more)

A Texas-based affiliate of Mission Foods urged a California federal judge to send a former employee's proposed wage class action to individual arbitration, arguing that he repeatedly signed arbitration agreements with the ...(read more)

Washington's highest court declined to review a concrete company's challenge to a state agency's finding that it underpaid workers who used radar and X-ray imaging to scan concrete on a Seattle-area light rail bridge proje...(read more)

Ford Motor Co. and its electric vehicle battery joint venture must face a proposed class and collective action alleging unpaid wages after a Michigan federal judge ruled Wednesday that workers sufficiently alleged the auto...(read more)

A leading in-house employment attorney for Amazon has departed to join Ogletree Deakins' Seattle office, bringing expertise helping Fortune 50 companies navigate workforce challenges to the firm.

Seventh Circuit judges grappled Wednesday with whether a federal anti-trafficking law allows a former Chinese prisoner to sue Milwaukee Tool over allegations it sold gloves made with forced prison labor in China, questioni...(read more)

Massachusetts' highest court appeared to push back Wednesday on assertions by Nantucket that it cannot implement the state's Paid Family and Medical Leave Act for employees of the island enclave, despite a town meeting vot...(read more)

Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart PC has expanded two of its California offices with the recent additions of three attorneys who moved their practices to Los Angeles and San Diego.