Shawn Fain appears to have won another term as president of the United Auto Workers and his allies won every executive board seat they sought, according to unofficial results the UAW reported Tuesday following... (more story)

Tufts University said it shouldn't have to reinstate a professor who was fired for having sexual relations in his office while a student worked next door, telling a Massachusetts federal court to strike down a... (more story)

The National Labor Relations Board asked the D.C. Circuit to keep a previous board ruling finding that a New York commercial laundry company unlawfully withdrew recognition from a Workers United unit and helpe... (more story)

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said it wants to eliminate a regulation that directed it to give deference to previous eligibility determinations for nonimmigrant foreign workers when it considers pe... (more story)

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to revive a lawsuit brought by a former United Airlines customer service agent seeking to bring claims against her union for failing to take her wrongful discharge cl... (more story)

CVS has urged the Fifth Circuit to deny the National Labor Relations Board's bid to dismiss its petition challenging a labor board order, saying its agent's extensive operations in Texas establish proper venue.

A National Labor Relations Board official denied a nursing union's bid to include a group of Washington hospital workers in a bargaining unit of registered nurses at a separate hospital, ruling that a previous... (more story)

A former staff attorney for AmTrust Financial Services Inc. is suing his former employer New Jersey state court, alleging that his firing was the result of a deliberate, yearslong campaign to purge the litigat... (more story)

Harvard College fired a Jewish worker after he took time off to observe Rosh Hashanah, according to a new religious bias suit the former employee filed in New York federal court.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused Tuesday to review a Texas A&M University professor's lawsuit alleging she was denied tenure because of pregnancy-related time off, leaving in place a state court's conclusion tha... (more story)

An administrator at the University of Colorado Boulder claimed in Colorado state court Thursday that the school improperly withheld and attempted to overcharge for records requested related to harassment he ex... (more story)

A veterinarian filed suit against a Georgia animal hospital in federal court, alleging the company fired him in retaliation for complaining about race discrimination, sexual harassment and disability discrimin... (more story)

The Law Offices of Allen Rad PC on Friday urged a Texas federal court to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former attorney who alleges he was terminated because of his Texas National Guard service, a... (more story)

Whole Foods defeated a former employee's lawsuit alleging he was fired because he's Black, with an Illinois federal judge concluding he couldn't overcome the supermarket chain's explanation that he was let go ... (more story)

A nurse for an Oklahoma health system claimed his employer underpaid him through a compensation rounding policy that fails to credit time worked when employees clock in early for a shift, according to a new pr... (more story)

A long-haul truck driver urged a Washington federal court to reject his employer's attempt to strip an overtime theory from a certified class action, arguing the trucking company already litigated and lost the... (more story)

A New Jersey federal judge upheld a decision allowing sales agents to pursue wage claims as a collective against an insurance company, rejecting the insurer's arguments that the workers weren't similarly situa... (more story)

A roofer has brought Florida federal proposed collective action alleging the owner of two construction companies didn't pay overtime, claiming he was terminated from employment soon after asking questions abou... (more story)

This week, the Second Circuit will consider whether to reverse a lower court's decision dismissing a suit accusing a construction workers union of retaliating against two officials for their support of a candi... (more story)

In the week ahead, attorneys should watch for a hearing on whether a former employee's discrimination suit against San Francisco and the city's district attorney's office should remain in federal court. Here's... (more story)

Legal marketing company Lawyer.com Inc. agreed to pay $600,000 to settle claims in a New Jersey federal court that it misclassified call center representatives as independent contractors and failed to pay them... (more story)