AT&T Services Inc.'s pay stubs, which split time-and-a-half overtime pay into base and premium hours, don’t violate California law, and a proposed class action against the company must be dismissed, a state appellate court said Thursday.

President Joe Biden celebrated his tentative deal with a group of Democratic and Republican senators on a $579 billion infrastructure plan, saying it would create millions of jobs while fulfilling a major piece of his economic agenda.

The archrival University of Kentucky and University of Louisville men’s basketball teams and all other Kentucky collegiate athletes can profit off of the use of their names, images and likenesses under an order issued by the state’s governor.

Uber Technologies Inc. will pay $3.4 million for alleged violations of Seattle’s Covid-19 gig worker sick leave rule, the city’s Office of Labor Standards said Thursday.

The House voted in favor of repealing a Trump-era EEOC rule governing conciliation, an alternative process to litigation for resolving workplace discrimination allegations, clearing it for President Joe Biden’s signature.

The NCAA lost its bid Thursday to escape antitrust litigation over the likeness rights of college athletes, when a federal judge in Oakland, Calif., let two athletes move forward with a challenge to the association’s policy banning students from profiting off their names and images.