Starbucks Corp. violated federal law by refusing to fairly negotiate with workers at dozens of newly unionized cafes across the country, US labor board prosecutors alleged.

Walt Disney Co. has begun the first of what is expected to be 7,000 job cuts, a key part of a $5.5 billion savings drive the company announced in February.

A former vice president at L’Oreal USA Inc. failed to establish that her termination was due to racial and mental health discrimination, the Second Circuit found Monday.

US Citizenship and Immigration Services received enough online registrations for specialty occupation H-1B visas to carry out a random lottery to pick recipients, the agency announced Monday.

The city of Warren, Mich., may have retaliated against two female employees by investigating and disciplining them for their involvement in a sex bias lawsuit over its policy requiring female police dispatchers, but not male dispatchers, to search female arrestees.

Amazon.com Inc. and delivery drivers who say it withheld some of their tips made their cases to the Ninth Circuit Monday in a fight over the applicability of an arbitration exemption for transportation workers.