The National Mediation Board's recent ruling that SpaceX falls within its jurisdiction is poised to end a National Labor Relations Board case challenging the firings of workers who criticized CEO Elon Musk, though it opens the company to different — and potentially costly — legal woes.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating whether Napa Auto Parts discriminated against Black job applicants, according to a Texas federal court filing Thursday that accused the company of failing to comply with the agency's demands for information.
Amazon security screenings count as "hours worked" under Connecticut state employment law, and no legal exception permits the retailer to withhold pay for time spent on minimal matters at the end of a worker's shift, the state supreme court ruled unanimously on Thursday.