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The Key Changes In Revised FDIC Hiring Regulations

Attorneys at Ogletree break down the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s new rule, effective Oct. 1, that will ease ... (more story)

How NLRB Memo Balances Schools' Labor, Privacy Concerns

Natale DiNatale at Robinson & Cole highlights the recent National Labor Relations Board advice memorandum that aim... (more story)

Employer Tips For PUMP Act Compliance As Law Turns 2

Enacted in December 2022, the Providing Urgent Maternal Protections for Nursing Mothers Act requires employers to ... (more story)

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Ex-NFL Linebacker Wants THC Suit Back In Colorado Court

A former Denver Broncos player who sued the NFL for discrimination after he was fined more than $532,000 for using medically prescribed synthetic THC is urging a Colorado federal judge return the case to state court.

NLRB Says Co. Illegally Refused To Hire Unionized Workers

A New Jersey janitorial services company illegally refused to hire union-represented workers from its predecessor, a divided National Labor Relations Board panel ruled Friday, drawing a dissent from the board'... (more story)

NLRB Says School's 'Test-Of-Cert' Pledge Wasn't Threat

A New York City school launched by the Blue Man Group didn't violate federal labor law by telling workers during a union ballot count that it planned to test the validity of their organizing effort by refusing... (more story)

Amazon Urges 5th Circ. To Intervene In NLRB Union Row

Amazon asked the Fifth Circuit on Friday to block a National Labor Relations Board failure-to-bargain case from unfolding in New York, over the board's continued insistence that the company abused the justice ... (more story)

DC Circ. Skeptical Of Transformer Co.'s Union Vote Objections

Judges on the D.C. Circuit pressed an attorney for power transformer company VTCU on why it believes a National Labor Relations Board-overseen vote authorizing a union for the company's workers was flawed when... (more story)

Shipping Cos. Say Union Won't Bargain As Strike Looms

A group representing shipping industry employers along the East and Gulf coasts claimed the International Longshoremen's Association violated federal labor law by refusing to negotiate for a new contract, as t... (more story)

Teamsters Say Drivers For Amazon In Queens Want Union

The Teamsters announced Friday that a majority of workers across the eight package delivery contractors serving an Amazon warehouse in New York City's Queens borough have signed cards attesting to their support for the union.

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GOP States Sue HHS Over Gender Dysphoria Disability Rule

A group of 17 Republican attorneys general filed suit against the Biden administration seeking to block a rule defining gender dysphoria as a disability under federal law, arguing that Congress explicitly stat... (more story)

50-Year-Old Lobs Age Bias Suit At Sporting Products Co

A 50-year-old Amer Sports recreational gear salesman alleges the Chinese investors who purchased the company passed him up for leadership roles despite his decades of experience and excellent performance, and ... (more story)

Sick Juror Goes Virtual To Keep Cognizant Trial On Track

A California federal judge proposed an "outside the box" idea Friday after a juror in a trial considering allegations that Cognizant Technologies is biased in favor of Indian workers came down with COVID-19, a... (more story)

Security Co. Yanked Job Offer Over Gender, EEOC Says

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued a healthcare security company in Texas federal court Friday, claiming the business walked back a security supervisor job offer for a well-qualified woman w... (more story)

EEOC Hits 2 Employers With Hearing Loss Bias Suits

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed two discrimination suits Thursday accusing employers of illegally rejecting job applicants who are deaf or hard of hearing, the latest in a yearslong seri... (more story)

Ole Miss Preserves Win In Football Player's Mental Health Suit

The Fifth Circuit on Friday declined to reverse the dismissal of a lawsuit from a University of Mississippi football player who accused the school and its head football coach of kicking him off the team for ta... (more story)

Chicago Tribune Journalists Say Pay Bias Suit Can Continue

Chicago Tribune journalists told an Illinois federal court that they supported their claims that the paper and its parent Alden Global Capital paid them less because of their sex and race, urging the court to ... (more story)

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Connecticut City Denies HR Chief Had Viable Work Contract

A Connecticut federal judge should toss a lawsuit against the city of Derby in which the municipal human resources director alleges that her pay was inexplicably cut because the plaintiff has not shown that sh... (more story)

FMLA Claims Against NM Health Dept. Tossed

A New Mexico federal judge ruled that a former human resources labor analyst's supervisor terminated him for violating the department's absence policies, dismissing the worker's claims that he was fired and re... (more story)

A Second Circuit panel upheld a lower court’s finding that even if the drivers were misclassified as independent contractors, their wages were the payments they received after, not before, the deduction of costs for lost or damaged goods, pursuant to a delivery service agreement between them and RXO. (AP Photo/NewsBase)
2nd Circ. Backs Delivery Co. Win In Drivers' Classification Suit

The Second Circuit on Friday declined to reinstate two delivery drivers' lawsuit alleging that a last-mile delivery firm misclassified them as independent contractors to shift business costs onto them, rejecti... (more story)

Dish Network Litigation Director Rejoins Jackson Lewis

Employment firm Jackson Lewis PC is welcoming back a litigator who most recently was director of litigation with Dish Network as a principal in its Denver office, the firm announced Thursday.

NY Forecast: Judge Weighs $1.3M Settlement Final Approval

This week, a New York federal judge will consider granting final approval to a $1.3 million class action settlement resolving claims that a fast food operator violated state and federal wage and hour laws by n... (more story)

Calif. Forecast: Logistics Co. Wage Deal Before Court

In the coming week, attorneys should keep an eye out for the potential initial sign-off on a $900,000 deal to end a proposed wage and hour class action against Allegiant Final Mile Inc. Here's a look at that c... (more story)

Geico Call Workers Granted Collective Status In Wage Dispute

A Georgia federal judge greenlighted a collective of Geico call center workers who allege they're required to perform lengthy boot-up and shutdown procedures while off the clock, saying the employees are suffi... (more story)