Former Fox News political host Andrea Tantaros must bring her sex-harassment claims against the network before an arbitrator, a federal court ruled.

A New York recycling equipment manufacturer’s petition to decertify its employee union failed after a split National Labor Relations Board found that the company’s year-long course of “serious and pervasive” unlawful conduct tainted the process.

Buffalo, N.Y.-based staffing company Staffing Solutions of WNY Inc. will pay $550,000 and furnish other relief to settle an employment discrimination lawsuit, according to the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Friday.

T-Mobile US Inc. unlawfully disciplined a worker for sending a union-related email, the National Labor Relations Board said Friday in a decision that reversed its earlier stance yet delivered good news for business advocates.

A Pizza Hut franchisee facing a proposed privacy class action in Illinois over its collection of employee biometric information has moved the state case to federal court.

Public defenders beat a free speech retaliation claim brought by a police officer who says he attended the political rally but didn’t participate in the insurrection on Jan. 6.