Uber Technologies Inc. scored a partial win Friday after a California appeals court ordered a driver’s individual claims of violating a unique state labor law to arbitration while ordering a trial for claims suffered by other current and former workers.

The National Labor Relations Board rejected a subpoena request from a Republican-led House panel seeking documents from an agency staffer related to allegations of misconduct during a union election at a Starbucks Corp. location.

A former store manager brought a proposed class action Friday against Bed Bath & Beyond after the retail chain shut down a Harmon-branded store in New Jersey.

A small-budget film production company violated federal labor law by firing a production assistant for her union activities and surveilling striking workers on a picket line, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled.

Auto parts maker Joon LLC will get a second chance to challenge OSHA’s effort to fine the company more than $1 million following the death of a 20-year-old worker in an Alabama factory.

Kentucky law doesn’t require employers to pay workers wages for time spent waiting to go through security before and after their shifts, the state’s high court ruled.