Jennifer Abruzzo, the new general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, has named Peter Sung Ohr, the acting general counsel while she awaited confirmation, to the permanent role of deputy general counsel.

Employers of a supplemental wave of seasonal, non-agricultural foreign guest workers returning to the U.S. can now file their applications with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency announced Friday.

Golf course volunteers who received free golf balls and discounted tee times didn’t plausibly allege they were employees entitled to pay under federal law, a Florida federal court said, dismissing, for now, a proposed class suit.

The National Labor Relations Board must reconsider its ruling that T-Mobile USA Inc. didn’t unlawfully discriminate against union activity at a Kansas call center in its response to pro-union mass emails, the D.C. Circuit said Friday.

Workplace inspections by OSHA have rebounded from a year ago but still lag behind their pre-pandemic levels, agency inspection data show.

Nineteen of the 21 U.S. states with their own occupational safety agencies covering private and public workplaces, plus Puerto Rico, have told federal OSHA that they’ll adopt the agency’s rules for protecting most medical workers from Covid-19, leaving only Utah and South Carolina workers without that regulatory shield.