Police unions in America’s biggest cities are resisting Covid-19 vaccination mandates, placing the officers they represent at odds with their task of protecting residents.

An employee in Pennsylvania failed to show household products maker Willert Manufacturing Co. illegally rescinded his job offer after his positive test for marijuana, a federal judge ruled in a decision involving multiple open questions of state law.

Auto part maker GKN North America Services Inc. mismanaged its $895 million 401(k) plan by using an asset allocation service that funneled workers’ retirement savings into overpriced and conflicted funds, a proposed class action filed in Michigan federal court alleges.

Employers across the U.S. are struggling to attract and retain talent, and in some areas, vaccine mandates have made it even more challenging to hold onto workers, the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book said Wednesday.

Employers and unions meeting with White House staffers want to know who pays for testing and how quickly businesses must comply with OSHA’s impending Covid-19 shot-or-test standard.

University of Southern California employees suing over their retirement plan subpoenaed California Institute of Technology for information about its plan, but Caltech says the subpoena is tainted by improper motives, a federal court filing shows.