The Service Employees International Union and four Boston airport workers have asked a Massachusetts federal court to bar the Trump administration from revoking security clearances that allowed immigrants to w... (more story)

In the week ahead, attorneys should watch for a hearing on final settlement approval in a wage and hour class action against Aramark Services Inc. Here's a look at that case and other labor and employment matt... (more story)

Nexstar Media Corp. violated federal labor law by refusing to bargain with an International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local, the National Labor Relations Board ruled Thursday, setting up the company to... (more story)

In the week ahead, the Second Circuit will hear PwC's arguments for reversing a lower court order that kept a former partner's discrimination and retaliation suit in court instead of sending it to arbitration.... (more story)

Kroger has agreed to stop asking the National Labor Relations Board's Baltimore office to test whether a United Food & Commercial Workers local still has majority support at a Virginia Beach store, the local t... (more story)

The Seventh Circuit turned down a multiemployer pension fund's bid to reinstate a $23 million withdrawal liability bill against a concrete company, splitting Thursday with two other appellate courts on interpr... (more story)

A former Port of Baltimore employee urged a Maryland federal judge to reject a United Food & Commercial Workers local's bid to escape his lawsuit challenging his termination, arguing that his amended complaint... (more story)

AMC Theatres agreed to pay $56,000 to resolve a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit alleging that a Maryland theater employee with cerebral palsy had accommodations illegally rescinded before ... (more story)

A Colorado federal court dismissed a radiation oncologist's disability discrimination suit against a Catholic health system, finding his burnout did not qualify as a disability under federal law, and he failed... (more story)

A home improvement company has settled a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission suit alleging it unlawfully fired an office manager after she refused to sign a "dominant/submissive contract" given to her... (more story)

A Michigan county sheriff can't escape a former civilian employee's suit accusing him of sexually harassing her for years and then firing her after learning she had an audio recording of his alleged advances, ... (more story)

A former manager for USA Hockey Inc. alleged in Colorado federal court that the organization discriminated against him after he had been seriously injured in a car accident by revoking his disability work acco... (more story)

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit Thursday against a Maryland-based healthcare nonprofit and one of its acute care facilities, claiming they violated disability bias law by pulling a ... (more story)

A Michigan federal judge has tossed an employment discrimination suit brought by a Black former Eastpointe Community Schools worker who claimed the district repeatedly passed her over for promotions and later ... (more story)

A former bartender at a TGI Friday's in Atlanta's airport hit the restaurant's operators with a proposed collective action that accuses them of illegally requiring bartenders to share tips with kitchen and cle... (more story)

A Kansas federal court has allowed hundreds of overnight travel workers to pursue a collective overtime claim against a staffing company over its policy of paying travel time only during normal business hours,... (more story)

A Florida personal injury firm misclassified a paralegal and other workers as independent contractors, denied them overtime and fired the paralegal after she complained, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court. 

Seyfarth Shaw announced on Wednesday it has hired the general counsel of The Mancini Foundation, a nonprofit focused on mental health awareness and advocacy, to join the firm's labor & employment practice in Los Angeles.

A former crew member on the Apple TV+ show "Shrinking" has sued Warner Bros. Television and one of the series' executive producers in California state court, alleging she was wrongfully terminated after raisin... (more story)

Target won't have to face a proposed class action accusing it of shorting warehouse workers for time spent walking to and from their time clocks, after a New York federal judge found Wednesday that state wage ... (more story)

A Nike retail worker has asked a Washington federal court to order the company to produce pay and scheduling records for its entire workforce before a class certification fight, arguing Nike has no basis to wi... (more story)