Manufacturing and production employees at Hood River Distillers Inc. who engaged in a strike against unfair labor practices won reinstatement as part of an injunction against their Oregon-based employer.

The Georgia labor commissioner’s handling of unemployment claims and responsiveness to audits will be spared a new level of state oversight, after Gov. Brian Kemp (R) vetoed legislation Monday targeting the official’s performance.

Momentum is growing among Republican-led states to cut off federal pandemic unemployment benefits earlier than scheduled, with Alabama and Mississippi making the latest announcements and others publicly considering the move.

Tyson Foods Inc. warned it’s struggling to meet rebounding chicken demand because of a worker shortage and slow hatchings, even as a strong beef market will boost overall sales.

Nokia of America Corp. must produce more potential evidence to a former employee who claims the company fired him because he is Chinese American and older than 40, the Northern District of California ruled.

The misclassification of employment as “gig work” is a major economic issue that the U.S. Labor Department is working to address, according to Labor Secretary Marty Walsh.