President Joe Biden fired the second-highest-ranking attorney at the National Labor Relations Board a day after ousting her superior, leaving leadership of the agency’s legal arm in limbo as the new administration seeks to reorient the board away from the Trump administration’s business-centric focus.

Ernest DuBester, who issued dissenting opinions on a regular basis as the sole Democrat on the Federal Labor Relations Authority during the Trump administration, has been designated by President Joe Biden as chairman of the three-member panel.

Northshore Mining Co.'s failure to repair a walkway at an iron ore mine in Minnesota showed “reckless disregard” for worker safety, but didn’t amount to a “flagrant” violation of mine safety laws, the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission held in a split decision.

U.S. employees of Brazilian-owned meatpacker JBS SA and its subsidiary, Pilgrim’s Pride Corp., will get a $100 bonus if they opt for the Covid-19 vaccine.

Kohl’s Department Stores Inc. agreed to pay $2.9 million to end a consolidated Fair Labor Standards Act collective action involving nearly 900 assistant store managers who sued for unpaid overtime, according to a motion for settlement approval filed in a federal court in Wisconsin.

The unprecedented ouster of the National Labor Relations Board’s top lawyer will spark litigation over the Biden administration’s authority to remove him that has the potential to undermine his successor’s work, former agency attorneys and officials said.

Some basic retirement tax changes and a controversial investing curb qualify for additional scrutiny as the Biden administration moves to scrub unfinished guidance projects.