Target must face proposed class claims that it shortchanged distribution center workers on wages for minutes spent passing through security checkpoints and walking to their departments each shift, a Washington federal judge said Friday, finding the plaintiffs had shown the time qualified as "on duty."
Stanford University resident assistants' recent withdrawal of a petition seeking a representation election demonstrates students' continued hesitance to test whether the current National Labor Relations Board agrees with precedent empowering them to unionize.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recovered approximately $518 million for workplace discrimination victims in its recently concluded fiscal year, while reducing its backlog of pending charges, Commissioner Brittany Bull Panuccio said Friday.