A beverage company engaged in unfair labor practices when it asked a worker to remove a union sticker from his coverall, the National Labor Relations Board ruled, flipping a judge's decision that the company w... (more story)

A Delaware bankruptcy judge has shot down some of trucking company Yellow Corp.'s defenses against claims it failed to give proper notice of more than 25,000 layoffs just before it entered Chapter 11, saying t... (more story)

A pair of National Labor Relations Board judges correctly found that Starbucks illegally fought unionization in Los Angeles and Wichita, Kansas, but the judges overstepped by issuing broad cease-and-desist ord... (more story)

Starbucks baristas in unionized stores in Los Angeles, Seattle and Chicago have gone on strike, Starbucks Workers United has announced, saying the union plans to spread the strike to other markets across the c... (more story)

A Florida symphony orchestra had not reached an impasse during contract negotiations with a musicians union when it imposed its final offer in 2020, the National Labor Relations Board has ruled, overturning th... (more story)

This year was a standout for high-profile legal battles in Pennsylvania, from a blockbuster verdict against Monsanto over its Roundup weedkiller to the Philadelphia district attorney's fight with Elon Musk ove... (more story)

National Labor Relations Board prosecutors and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have squared off in dueling briefs in Pennsylvania federal court over whether the newspaper bargained in bad faith with its workers' u... (more story)

Personal injury lawyer Tony Buzbee urged a Manhattan federal judge on Friday to reject Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter's "astonishing request" to change the rules for a sanctions motion in rape litigation against the rap... (more story)

A former operations manager at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, claims he was illegally fired because of panic attacks he has suffered since he was badly burned in a fire while working for the ho... (more story)

Dallas County will pay $1.65 million to resolve a lawsuit claiming it unlawfully let only male detention center officers take full weekends off, closing a case that led the Fifth Circuit to broaden the range o... (more story)

The federal government urged the U.S. Supreme Court to revive a heterosexual Ohio state employee's lawsuit claiming supervisors' bias toward LGBTQ workers cost her a promotion, saying the Sixth Circuit erred i... (more story)

Halliburton told the U.S. Supreme Court that an ex-worker is attempting to create a "back door" to challenge an arbitration award that resolved his age bias suit, urging the justices to join the Tenth Circuit ... (more story)

North Carolina saw a host of heavy-hitting civil trials in 2024, from back-to-back multimillion-dollar jury verdicts in suits over false advertising and employment discrimination, to a substantial bench ruling... (more story)

A Georgia federal judge on Wednesday recommended not granting summary judgment to CrossCountry Mortgage LLC and a branch manager in a former employee's sexual harassment and retaliation suit.

Gaming table operators at Bally's Corp. and its Dover Casino have accused the businesses of violating Delaware's wage and hour law, alleging that their pay was improperly calculated based on tipped worker rate... (more story)

Washington courts in 2024 saw a state judge permanently block Kroger's planned $24.6 billion purchase of Albertsons, just about an hour after an Oregon federal judge reached a similar decision, leading the deal to collapse.

The Fourth Circuit ruled Friday that a worker cannot undo sanctions imposed against him over allegations about a co-worker's death that he included in his overtime suit, saying a North Carolina district court'... (more story)

An acidizing services company reached a deal with workers who accused the company of unlawfully failing to pay them overtime wages and dropped an appeal to the Tenth Circuit over a collective certification ord... (more story)

The Colorado Supreme Court shocked legal experts in 2024 when it walked back a landmark tenants rights ruling based on a technicality. In another case, three justices called for the elimination of peremptory c... (more story)

Several TikTok sales representatives said they shared the same job duties and that the social media company applied the same unlawful policy of misclassifying them as overtime-exempt, urging a California feder... (more story)

A California appeals court partially reversed a ruling that real estate company CoStar cannot arbitrate a proposed class action accusing it of failing to pay workers overtime, finding the arbitration agreement... (more story)