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Latest News in Employment

  • January 07, 2026

    Injunction Protecting TSA Labor Contract Is Moot, Feds Says

    The U.S. Department of Homeland Security should be allowed to proceed with plans to terminate a labor contract covering Transportation Security Administration workers, the Trump administration told a Seattle federal judge, claiming that a preliminary injunction issued by the court in June no longer applies.

  • January 07, 2026

    Trader Asks Wary Colo. Appeals Court To Award $10M Penalty

    A Colorado appellate panel pushed back Wednesday on an ex-trading director's bid for a $10 million statutory penalty against his former employer following a $6.8 million judgment against the natural gas marketing company for failing to pay him a bonus on lucrative trades made during a 2021 winter storm.

  • January 07, 2026

    Ex-Exec Says Dominium Wrongly Fired Him And Withheld $80M

    A former executive at Dominium Development and Acquisition LLC has sued his former employer in the Texas Business Court, saying Dominium wrongly fired him and claimed he forfeited over $80 million in unvested partnership interests when it was the company that violated the employment agreement.

  • January 07, 2026

    Prime Capital CEO 'Baffled' His Co. Was Sued For $5M

    The CEO of Kansas-based Prime Capital Investment Advisors LLC said Wednesday he was "baffled" competitor Wealth Enhancement Group LLC filed a $5 million lawsuit against his company for poaching a Connecticut financial adviser he later fired for alleged misconduct, including misrepresentations during an underlying Minnesota lawsuit.

  • January 07, 2026

    Ill. Poultry Processor Improperly Calculates OT, Suit Says

    A former Koch Foods employee in Ohio has hit the Illinois-based poultry processor with a proposed collective wage dispute in Chicago federal court, claiming the company has illegally short-changed its workers by failing to factor their nondiscretionary bonus pay into its overtime wage calculations.

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