An International Brotherhood of Teamsters local must face a gas supplier’s claims that it encouraged workers to defy an active no-strike clause in the union’s collective bargaining agreement, a Pennsylvania fe... (more story)

A freight transporter owes a Teamsters healthcare fund about $24 million after nine years of withholding contributions, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled, calculating the total through a compliance ... (more story)

National Labor Relations Board prosecutors have dropped a challenge to SpaceX's severance agreement that spurred a fight over the agency's constitutionality, telling a Texas federal judge that "further proceed... (more story)

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani on Friday named Julie Su, acting labor secretary during the Biden administration, to serve as the city's first deputy mayor for economic justice, a move that was welcom... (more story)

The Second Circuit ordered a parking company Friday to rehire and negotiate with workers it canned when it took over the parking contract they labored under, granting the National Labor Relations Board an inju... (more story)

Union Pacific Corp. and Norfolk Southern Corp. submitted the required application for their planned $85 billion merger on Friday, telling regulators the rail networks have few overlaps and that a combined syst... (more story)

A California federal judge should toss allegations that Kaiser Permanente denied a Bay Area worker's bid to switch jobs because of his race, the employer argued, saying the worker's argument claims he had a ri... (more story)

A Mississippi federal court on Friday sanctioned three attorneys for misusing artificial intelligence in an age discrimination case against a school district, resulting in hallucinated citations in the matter ... (more story)

The Eleventh Circuit declined Monday to revive a Russian ex-Walmart worker's suit claiming she was harassed by co-workers and customers because she didn't speak much English, ruling the frustrations she faced ... (more story)

U.S. Steel placed a machine operator on leave when she sought an accommodation for her pregnancy, and then gave her jobs that paid less or violated her restrictions, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commi... (more story)

The Trump administration is not waging an intimidation campaign against U.S. law firms, the government said Friday, calling an American Bar Association lawsuit challenging its alleged "law firm intimidation po... (more story)

In 2025, states and cities continued to innovate in pay transparency and paid leave laws, while also enacting or amending statutes for tipped wages, and manual worker pay. Here, Law360 explores some of the gro... (more story)

A former Wells Fargo executive has filed suit in California federal court, accusing the bank of systemic racial discrimination against Black employees and customers and alleging that he was retaliated against ... (more story)

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and a loan company have asked a Georgia federal court to approve a $750,000 deal to end a suit alleging it fired an employee who asked for time off to recover f... (more story)

The Federal Trade Commission is continuing to show interest in labor market issues, reaching a deal on Friday alongside New Jersey state enforcers that bars Adamas Amenity Services LLC from enforcing no-hire a... (more story)

Geico must produce more information related to a retaliation claim and the authenticity and completeness of its retirement and welfare plans in a suit lodged by former agents alleging the insurer denied them b... (more story)

A former employee cannot certify his proposed wage-and-hour class action against a California-based industrial equipment manufacturer, a federal magistrate judge ruled, finding that a majority of the proposed ... (more story)

Massachusetts' top court rejected a novel double jeopardy claim in a headline-grabbing murder case, revived claims against Harvard over a "ghoulish" scheme, and said a Snapchat Bitmoji could show police bias, ... (more story)

A Pennsylvania federal judge has handed a win to the U.S. Department of Labor in its case alleging that the Mennonite Messianic Mission employed unpaid children to care for chickens, chop wood and construct wo... (more story)

A Pennsylvania federal judge Thursday held off on deciding whether to send an overtime lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia, its police department and some of the department's leaders to trial, saying he n... (more story)

A hospital can't pause a wage suit by nurses while the Fifth Circuit decides if class certification was merited, a Louisiana federal judge ruled, rejecting arguments that the appeals court can also decide on a... (more story)