The U.S. Supreme Court shouldn't disturb the Eleventh Circuit's finding that a wholesale bakery company owes a union pension fund up to $15.6 million, the fund said, asking the justices not to accept a writ of... (more story)

Outdoor equipment retailer REI has called off contract talks with workers at 11 unionized stores after years of negotiations and intends to impose a deal that cuts workers' pay, the workers' union announced Wednesday.

Honeywell violated federal labor law by broadly barring employees from disclosing confidential information or disparaging the company, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled, saying the prohibition was b... (more story)

An American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees local has accused a New Jersey hospital of violating state law by abruptly closing most of its facility in November without giving proper notice,... (more story)

The Major League Baseball Players Association said Wednesday it had promoted its deputy general counsel to the top legal spot about a month after its last general counsel was named interim deputy executive director.

A Service Employees International Union local cannot arbitrate its class action claiming a hospital failed to rectify violations of a collective bargaining agreement, the hospital told a Massachusetts federal ... (more story)

Waste management company Browning-Ferris urged the National Labor Relations Board on Tuesday to revise its recent ruling finding that the company must bargain with a contractor's employees, arguing that the bo... (more story)

A Maryland federal jury rejected a Baltimore Police Department worker's suit claiming that she was sexually harassed by a male lieutenant on the job who commented on her appearance and asked about the paternit... (more story)

Georgia State University violated federal law by putting a now-former civil rights compliance director on a performance improvement plan and ultimately firing her because of the cancer treatments she was under... (more story)

A U.S. Department of Defense agency specializing in satellite imagery must face a Black former employee's lawsuit alleging he was fired for objecting to harassment, as the Fourth Circuit ruled Wednesday that a... (more story)

A dental laboratory and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission asked a Florida federal judge Wednesday to approve a $30,000 settlement in a suit claiming the business fired an office assistant becaus... (more story)

An airport authority in Syracuse, New York, has agreed to settle a suit from an employment law firm claiming the authority violated the First Amendment when it rejected a billboard from the firm calling out co... (more story)

The Sixth Circuit has waved away an argument that a woman who was laid off by a Dow Chemical unit could still bring race and gender discrimination claims against the company because she didn't know what the re... (more story)

An Alabama federal judge on Tuesday shut down a recycling plant's bid to drag three staffing companies into a sex bias case from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claiming the company refused to... (more story)

A Pennsylvania county averaged emergency dispatchers' and assistant supervisors' hours over two-week pay periods to avoid paying overtime premiums, according to a proposed collective action filed in federal court.

The 2025 amendments to New York state's pay frequency law don't save employers from liquidated damages when they pay employees less than what they are owed, a federal magistrate judge said Wednesday, recommend... (more story)

A former security guard for a Tennessee hospital did not plausibly allege that lunch periods were compensable work time under federal wage law, the Sixth Circuit ruled, affirming the dismissal of his proposed ... (more story)

An Apple-affiliated repair company cannot undo five classes in a wage and hour suit that snagged a nearly $840,000 win for employees, a North Carolina federal judge ruled Wednesday, rejecting arguments that a ... (more story)

Sales agents supported their claims that an insurance marketing and sales organization willfully violated the Fair Labor Standards Act, a New Jersey federal judge ruled, applying a longer statute of limitation... (more story)

Nannies, housekeepers and other domestic workers in Washington state will soon have many of the same labor protections as employees in traditional workplace settings thanks to a bill that Washington Gov. Bob F... (more story)

A Texas federal court did not take into consideration relevant factors to determine whether a former Johnson & Johnson sales representative's failure to retain local counsel in his wage and hour suit represent... (more story)