After at least 943 workers formally complained that Delta Airlines’ new uniforms caused rashes and difficulty breathing, a lab hired by the airline found the garments aren’t linked “to any attributable health risk,” according to a report obtained by Bloomberg Law.

The NLRB’s Inspector General is investigating why the agency ended the 2019 fiscal year with a $5.7 million surplus, according to a Nov. 20 agency memorandum.

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has scheduled a Dec. 4 hearing on the nomination of Paul Ray to be President Donald Trump’s second regulatory chief—and the panel’s top Democrat plans to question his experience for the post.

A prison food service company violated federal labor law when a manager blamed a worker’s union for problems she had with the company’s paid time off system, the National Labor Relations Board said.

Health-care and social service workers gained bipartisan support for getting protection from violent attacks as the House passed legislation requiring the Labor Department to put rules in place to prevent such incidents.

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The trench collapse death of a 16-year-old worker has led to the arrest of a construction company owner, the Fairfax County, Va., Police Department announced Nov. 21.