A taxpayer policy group is taking its challenge to California’s automatic retirement program to the U.S. Supreme Court, urging the justices to invalidate the program as preempted by the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act.

Members of the Building and Construction Trades Council union will return to work Tuesday at the Kellogg Co. cereal factory in Omaha, Nebraska, while the broader strike against the company continues.

A federal lawsuit challenging the retirement plan fees of Massachusetts health care system BHS Management Services Inc. will be put on hold while the U.S. Supreme Court weighs a similar lawsuit against Northwestern University.

Arizona is appealing a court order blocking its attempt to impose $1.1 million in penalties on the city of Flagstaff for adopting a $15-per-hour minimum wage law.

Walmart Inc.'s agreement to end a class action alleging it failed to pay uniformed service members for short-term military leave, in violation of federal law, received final approval from a Massachusetts federal court, with $3.6 million of the $10 million settlement going to class counsel.

Cumulus Media Inc. defeated a proposed class action challenging its retirement plan fees by pointing to a release agreement the named plaintiff signed when he left the company in 2019, according to an Atlanta federal judge’s order.