Unions representing federal employees slammed the Trump administration's "deferred resignation" offer in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday in Massachusetts, saying the "Fork in the Road" directive is an unlawful... (more story)

The nephew of a now-imprisoned former leader of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 received a nonincarceratory sentence in Philadelphia federal court Tuesday after admitting that he t... (more story)

Members of a Fifth Circuit panel appeared split Monday about whether to once again uphold a National Labor Relations Board decision letting its acting prosecutor pull a pending suit in the wake of the U.S. Sup... (more story)

A Teamsters local violated federal labor law when a union steward threatened to take things outside after a worker questioned the union's negotiating strategy, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled Tues... (more story)

The union representing National Labor Relations Board field staff said Tuesday its members won't take up the president's government-wide resignation offer, deriding it as a highly dubious scam.

An internet service provider in Montana challenged an NLRB decision finding the company must hand over requested information about non-bargaining unit workers to an International Brotherhood of Electrical Work... (more story)

National Labor Relations Board attorneys told the Fifth Circuit that they won't defend NLRB members' firing protections at a Feb. 5 hearing on the agency's constitutionality in the wake of the president's remo... (more story)

The city of Baltimore and a coalition of academic and restaurant advocacy groups hit the Trump administration with a suit Monday in Maryland federal court over the president's push to curtail diversity, equity... (more story)

The Federal Communications Commission will no longer defend a nonbinary gender category on its employment diversity forms amid challenges brought by religious broadcasters in the Fifth Circuit, where judges gr... (more story)

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Wednesday will chime in as amicus on behalf of a colorblind train conductor at Fifth Circuit oral arguments, saying the lower court incorrectly gave railway saf... (more story)

The Trump administration overstepped when it issued an executive order cutting off gender-affirming care for people under 19, a group of transgender adolescents, young adults and their families told a Maryland... (more story)

A former Meta marketing director sued the tech giant in federal court Monday for sex discrimination and retaliation, saying despite her "distinguished" 15 years working to grow the company, she was treated dif... (more story)

The Sixth Circuit upheld the dismissal Tuesday of a former executive's suit claiming the financial arm of Mercedes-Benz pushed her out of the company due to age and racial bias, rejecting her argument that a s... (more story)

UPS agreed to end a Black former vice president's lawsuit claiming she was passed over for promotion and then replaced by a less experienced white subordinate whom she had trained, according to a Tuesday filin... (more story)

Amazon is asking a Washington federal judge to oust nearly a dozen plaintiffs from a collective action accusing the e-commerce giant of misclassifying Amazon Flex delivery drivers as independent contractors, c... (more story)

The First Circuit on Tuesday questioned an au pair placement agency's assertion that it is still entitled to force wage violation claims into arbitration in Switzerland despite more than four years of U.S. lit... (more story)

The Fifth Circuit upended on Tuesday a ruling that blocked an executive order increasing the minimum wage for federal contractors to $15 per hour, saying former President Joe Biden acted within his authority w... (more story)

Southwest Airlines only compensated flight attendants for the time between a plane's departure from its gate and arrival at its destination, disregarding the work they performed outside that time frame, accord... (more story)

A Third Circuit panel disregarded U.S. Supreme Court precedent when affirming a $22 million verdict for Pennsylvania battery manufacturer workers in a suit over time spent donning and doffing gear before and a... (more story)

An Allegheny County contractor will pay $144,000 to settle claims from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry that it had misclassified nearly 200 workers, the department announced Monday.

An insurer told a Washington federal court that it owes limited coverage to two McDonald's franchisees it insures in suits accusing them of illegally withholding specific pay figures in job postings.