Following its blow-out defeat at the Amazon Inc. facility in Bessemer, Ala., the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union said Friday it will mount a two-pronged legal attack on the online retail giant.

The U.S. Labor Department will increase its use of liquidated damages—or double the amount of back pay an employer owes—when enforcing wage laws, retreating from a Trump-era policy that scaled back application of the punitive tool.

Holland & Knight and Thompson & Knight announced on Friday that they are in talks for a merger that would unite two of the largest law firms from Florida and Texas, respectively.

The Biden administration intends to nominate California official Doug Parker to lead OSHA as the assistant secretary of labor for occupational safety and health, the White House said.

A fight over the General Iron plant in South Chicago may be an ideal early test of whether new EPA Administrator Michael Regan can keep his promise that community-focused environmental equity will be part of the “DNA” of his agency.

JetBlue Airways Corp. is standing by its donation to a lawmaker who objected to the presidential vote certification in January despite calls on social media for a boycott.