While it may appear that unions will face the bulk of the headwinds coming toward the collective bargaining landscape in 2025, with the coming change in presidential administration and cooling inflation, exper... (more story)

President-elect Donald Trump's impending return to the White House casts a new light on certain pending cases in Pennsylvania courts with federal implications, such as a suburban Philadelphia county's climate ... (more story)

Last year's hottest labor law issue is poised to get even hotter in 2025 as more courts weigh in on a growing pile of suits challenging the National Labor Relations Board's constitutionality, a development tha... (more story)

Federal courts in 2025 are expected to rehear a finding underpinning a high-profile commercial item contracting dispute, to determine the allowability of contentious labor-related clauses in federal contracts,... (more story)

A Michigan paving company violated federal labor law by insisting that a union engage in multiemployer bargaining and locking out workers in an effort to force it to do so, the National Labor Relations Board has ruled.

The National Labor Relations Board asked the Third Circuit to greenlight an injunction against the publisher of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette involving a yearslong negotiating dispute with a NewsGuild affiliate,... (more story)

The National Labor Relations Board reversed an agency judge's finding that a rail workers union breached its duty of fair representation by refusing to show a worker its notes from an investigatory meeting tha... (more story)

While it's been nearly five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic and four years since the first vaccines were authorized, workplace vaccination mandate lawsuits will st... (more story)

Federal courts are poised in the New Year to tackle big questions spurred by the U.S. Supreme Court's April opinion easing the requirements for bringing workplace bias claims, including which anti-discriminati... (more story)

A cutting-edge discrimination lawsuit over Workday's artificial intelligence-powered hiring tools, a group of Tesla workers' legal battle over alleged racist harassment, and a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity... (more story)

Where distinctions lie between the Americans with Disabilities Act and the recently enacted Pregnant Workers Fairness Act can be a vexing question for employers, but experts said the new year will give courts ... (more story)

Blake Lively has filed a legal complaint in California against her "It Ends With Us" co-star and director, Justin Baldoni, accusing him of sexual harassment on set and trying to orchestrate a public relations ... (more story)

The Second Circuit refused to reopen a lawsuit claiming a Manhattan dental practice allowed a supervisor to sexually harass female employees, upholding a lower court's decision to nix a nearly $2.6 million jur... (more story)

An Alabama medical center will shell out $60,000 to end a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit claiming the organization showed an employee the exit door after requesting to switch departments ... (more story)

Washington's highest court will take a closer look this year at a Monsanto toxic tort verdict worth $185 million, a pay disclosure requirement that's triggered a wave of lawsuits against employers, and a new s... (more story)

The Biden administration's rules determining overtime eligibility, sorting out whether workers are independent contractors and raising federal contractors' minimum wage face uncertainty in 2025. Here, Law360 l... (more story)

In 2025, states and cities will intensify their efforts to experiment with employment law in the shadow of a Republican-controlled federal government, be it by expanding overtime protections for workers or ref... (more story)

California legal experts anticipate a busy 2025 in regulatory and legislative affairs, particularly as lawmakers and regulators ready the Golden State for potential attacks from the incoming Trump administrati... (more story)

A suit over McCarter & English LLP's municipal loan advice and a Yale-owned heath network's legal battle over a beleaguered acquisition deal are just two multimillion-dollar cases that will keep Connecticut co... (more story)

A split Ninth Circuit panel decision that blocked President Joe Biden from raising federal contractors' minimum wage to $15 an hour shrinks the president's power, the U.S. Department of Labor said, urging the ... (more story)

The Sixth Circuit has upended an order finding a horse training company willfully violated the Fair Labor Standards Act when it failed to pay workers overtime wages, saying the question of whether it knowingly... (more story)